After receiving public pushback, the Department of Administration will again allow for gatherings like the upcoming "No Kings" rally

A horse-ready property in Columbia Falls; a beautifully maintained home in the heart of Whitefish; and a modern country residence near Little Bitterroot Lake

MATHCOUNTS, a national program, serves to motivate sixth through eighth graders in their math endeavors through competitions. With a top four finish in the state contest, Schneider qualified to compete in the national competition, held in Orlando, Florida, in May.

The developers are anticipating asking for $23 million from the Tax Increment Financing fund

Baldemar Duarte-Nieto was sentenced to 18 months of incarceration and three years of supervised release after he pleaded guilty to illegal re-entry last year

The board chair attributed failed negotiations to the candidate’s “failure to disclose salary and benefit expectations, despite clear communication from the district.” The board plans to consider appointing an interim superintendent for the 2026-2027 academic year.

The director of the Montana Department of Administration told legislators this week her department is evaluating whether to go ‘back to the drawing board’ on the new policy

Several states, including Montana, have pushed legislation to increase protections for the organizations, which work to dissuade women from abortions

The group, which includes the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce, argues the potential ballot initiative is unconstitutional, while those who are working to pass it say the lawsuit is an attempt to quiet Montanans’ voices

Providing services including respite care and paperwork support, founder Niki Glynos-Wolford is searching for a hospice house facility to provide comfort for those at the end of their lives, regardless of their financial or caregiving situation

The court sided with the state and local group Shelter WF, among other defendant-intervenors, in the legal dispute over four 2023 bills aimed at helping to address Montana’s affordable housing crisis.

Over the next few weeks, city councilors will consider whether to restrict future short-term rental permits to primary homeowners only.

The new regulations and construction standards allow property owners to install gravity-fed septic systems, which the county has not permitted since 2004

The new organization’s steering committee is working to address business challenges by improving parking, culture, and the "downtown experience"

The governor’s ask, if accepted by the state Supreme Court, would bypass a potentially lengthy legal process to rule on the constitutionality of a bill that provided Montanans with property tax rebates.