Democrats said House Bill 121 won’t pass legal muster, will cost more than $0 to implement

A single-level home with vaulted ceilings in Kalispell; a mid-century modern residence with mountain views in Columbia Falls; and a charming property within walking distance from downtown Whitefish

The state filed a lawsuit against Flathead County after the Board of Adjustment denied a conditional use permit for a prerelease center in Evergreen, arguing an abuse of discretion

Federal regulators on Friday afternoon published a record of decision approving a cleanup remedy for the contaminated aluminum plant property near the Flathead River. Federal and state regulators estimate that the actual cleanup activities, once initiated, will take two to four years to complete.

Tyler Jordan Hall admitted to creating and selling unapproved drugs with dangerous side effects through his Kalispell business called Rat’s Army

Policy proposals so far focus on state-funded financial subsidies to address high child care costs and low wages for workers

Taxpayers can once again receive dollar-for-dollar tax credits for donations made to qualifying public schools and private school scholarship organizations

Calling the arguments "interesting," U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto must now weigh in on who has exclusive jurisdiction over a home constructed on private land in Glacier National Park — the federal government or the state of Montana — and whether the property is subject to state environmental regulations.

After picking up 12 seats this election cycle, Montana Democrats anticipate they will have more power to influence policy this session, albeit still from the minority

Britt Cotter was elected in November to represent Lake and Sanders counties before resigning amid felony cocaine charges

The center intends to hire on a law enforcement point-person dedicated to facilitating communication between the center and police on a regular basis, along with hosting regular public forums

Legislative leaders say the decision whether to renew Montana’s Medicaid expansion program this year will loom over behavioral health spending and hospital regulation, among other topics

State law specifies that a person who consumes marijuana in a public place is subjected to a civil fine of no more than $50

The former county attorney will helm the Montana Supreme Court and serve as the top judge for the statewide judiciary

The governor on Monday morning was sworn in for his second term, pledging to carry on a tenure focused on tax cuts and conservative policies