Change attributed to bad weather last fall and declining prices

No human health issues have been reported for this strain of influenza and no mortalities in domestic poultry in Montana have been detected

Bill would make it illegal for doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients

Bill allows terminally ill patients to seek experimental medical treatments

Jobs in Montana have historically paid among the lowest wages in the U.S. But recent improvement means workers across the state could see better standards of living

The future is bright but challenges remain in the Flathead economy

Low-income families continue to struggle to find affordable housing in a low-vacancy rental market

In a town where small businesses are the heart of what drives the community, merchants struggle to find infrastructure

The Montana House failed Senate Bill 143 on a vote of 49-51 Tuesday

In letter to shippers, railroad officials say “we know this commodity can be moved safely”

The event will be free and open to the public April 16 with over 70 employers

Dan Calvert Wallen found guilty on all three counts of killing a threatened species

As amended, House Bill 639 would allow lawmakers to serve 16 years in the Legislature in any 20-year period

A fire that broke out Saturday in grass and dense timber near Red Lodge was 30 percent contained Tuesday

With EPA's decision to propose the CFAC site for Superfund cleanup, debate begins on federal program's success