The number of residential land sales has remained relatively stable over the last five years

From ranches to refuges, dams to free-flowing fisheries, Montana’s landscapes have a legacy of environmental do-overs

Jared Pettinato, a constitutional attorney and Montana native, becomes fifth Democrat to enter race

A man in a rented pickup truck drove onto a busy bicycle path near the World Trade Center

Following cancellation of $300 million contract, local energy company

Bozeman sixth-grader who lost fingers on right hand will travel to D.C. for ceremony

New fee proposed for Lindbergh Lake; increases rental fees to aid services

Congressman made comments while touring clearcuts in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

Fatality caused when one vehicle hit an elk, sending it into oncoming traffic

Hunting guide stabbed bear with hunting knife to stave off attack

Sheriff says cuts to state programs would exacerbate local jail crowding issue

Martz, a Republican, served as governor from 2001 to 2005 and was noted for turning a state deficit into a surplus

School officials revising boundary proposals after community meetings, surveys

The Campaign Legal Center complaint was filed Monday with the Federal Election Commission

Commandos captured the man in Libya just before midnight local time on Sunday and are transporting him back to the U.S.