Park officials will evaluate when to re-open the alpine sections of the road when conditions improve

A Bureau of Reclamation spokesperson said the closure supports “operation priorities”

The February lawsuit seeks compensatory damages for medical and legal expenses, pain and suffering, and firearm replacement costs

As the state’s party chair defends the shift — which requires members to pay dues, sign an affirmation of support and spells out a procedure for suspending or terminating party members — some current and former legislators raised concerns with the new bylaws’ legality, and with the amount of power it puts in the hands of the State Central Committee and chair.

The park is one of 12 across the West that voted to unionize, with 97% of voting employees in favor

The 353-lot, single-family residential development on Tronstad Road east of U.S. Highway 93 was approved in 2024

Updated forecasts point to more retirees, fewer children and slower natural population growth

Xander Snake, 18, was found unresponsive at the July 13 party and died during transport to the hospital

The former Democratic congressional candidate will be helping to build a coalition of small businesses in the state supporting The Montana Plan, a ballot initiative aiming to remove dark money from the state’s elections

Eric Brandon Wright, 43, pleaded guilty in January to one count of interstate transportation of stolen property

The assessment found no 'significant adverse effects' on phase two of the wastewater facility project, allowing the district to begin bidding for contractors for the new treatment plant facilities

A newly seated board is grappling with remediation efforts, personnel challenges and attempting to learn the ropes of serving in their roles in the small, rural district

A custom home perched above Lakeside; a Marion residence on 6.29 private acres; and a Victorian-inspired home on Buffalo Hill Golf Course

Beacon staffers awarded 15 first-place plaques; website also named best in the state

A lawsuit local environmental groups brought against the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation challenges the agency’s preliminary approval of a water permit for the Territory 1889 development, and its dismissal of objections raised by the groups