Despite pushback from current and former justices of the Montana Supreme Court, a bill to decrease the size of the state’s highest court passed committee on Wednesday and will head to the House floor.
A bipartisan coalition voted to strike down two bills that would have phased out or added requirements to the health coverage program
The lack of precipitation last month caused a dip the Flathead River Basin’s snowpack while the Rocky Mountain Front continues to drop well below average
In a multi-agency partnership to account for the recovery setbacks posed by train-caused grizzly bear deaths in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, BNSF has pledged $2.9 million in funding to mitigate bear-human conflicts on the landscape.
Team USA’s first game is at 6 p.m. on Feb. 13 against Finland
Lawmakers are introducing bills restricting health insurers’ ability to require prior authorization for certain treatments and medications
Kalispell City Council heard results on Monday from a five-year site-specific report recommending the adoption of a lower set of water-classification standards
The Department of Environmental Quality announced it was hosting a public hearing and extending the deadline for public comment on a Lakeside sewer district's application for a groundwater discharge permit after receiving over 200 responses
Seasoning kale leaves and roasting them in the oven creates crisp, delicate snacking chips
House Bill 278 would allow officers, specifically the Montana Highway Patrol, to check immigration status while requiring them to report anyone with an illegal status. The bill passed the House of Representatives Wednesday on a 60-40 party-line vote.
At the 50th annual Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research economic outlook seminar in Kalispell, panelists said the area will continue to see steady growth as in-migration remains a strong economic driver despite stubborn inflation and high interest rates
The measure would require public facilities and domestic violence shelters to enforce strict sex segregation in locker rooms, restrooms and sleeping areas
in The shootings happened Byron, Wyo., a town of about 600 people 14 miles south of the Montana line
The Blackfeet are rebuilding food security and traditional knowledge through their blossoming bison program
Having lost the use of its ball field after 50 years, the Bigfork Youth Baseball Association is seeking dollar-for-dollar matching donations for construction of its new field through May
