Gov. Greg Gianforte and Attorney General Austin Knudsen have big cash leads over their primary opponents

National researchers call Montana’s 15% reduction ‘very troubling’

“Dismayed,” “apprehensive,” and “good”: Flathead Valley voters on the issues that matter, the candidates that move them, and the biggest election cycle in Montana’s recent history

Junior Braeden Gunlock announced her intent to play basketball at the Division 1 level

Many of the ceramic human figures depicted in Braun’s new large format book are painted over with icons, symbols, logos and designs that stamp them permanently with the subjects of the artist’s concern.

A study by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research reveals responses vary by region, with northwest Montana harboring the strongest negative opinion

Early this year the Montana Supreme Court upheld a landmark decision requiring regulators to consider the effects of greenhouse gas emissions before issuing permits for fossil fuel development

The victim was a passenger and sustained serious injuries in a T-bone accident

The commission zeroed in on the mechanics of carbon accounting in its April 30 order

Last Gun says his art references traditional Piikani painted lodges and other traditional cultural imagery, and then reinterprets those designs in ways that are both familiar and new through an artistic lens he thinks of as “Indigenous geometric abstraction.”

As part of James Cross’s plea agreement, the court dismissed a second count that charged Cross with threats against President Joe Biden

Ahead of a June primary and November general election, legislative candidates in the Flathead Valley have raised nearly $300,000. In some races where a sitting lawmaker faces a primary challenger, candidate spending has far outpaced previous years.

Jackson, who served as chief legal counsel to the Montana Department of Natural Resources from 2016 to 2021, would be the first Native American federal judge in Montana if her nomination is confirmed

Lake County commissioners expressed doubt in the governor’s commitment, as Gianforte vetoed legislation in 2023 that would have sent $5 million to the county

He was charged with being under the influence of alcohol, disorderly conduct, and approaching and disturbing wildlife