Senate Bill 71 will be heard in the Montana Legislature on Feb. 1

All legislators, on both sides of the aisle, must work together to solve Montana’s problems and to move our state forward

A party divided against itself will fall

Montana is home to more than 7,000 charitable nonprofits

Remembering a fine day on horseback in the Badger Two-Medicine with Ryan Zinke

My 2019 resolutions include hovering less and providing my kids with advice rather than interference

A lone legislator should not have the power to prohibit the majority of legislators from considering and debating a policy

If you’re as appalled as we are at the public lands legacy Zinke has left us, please join us at noon in the Capitol Rotunda in Helena on Jan. 11 at the Rally for Public Lands

The greater greatness of our 41st president was his characteristic for doing what he believed to be the responsible thing, regardless of the consequences to himself

I would like to invite you to join me and lend your voice, your thoughts, concerns and ideas to the Montana Outdoor Heritage Project

The limited debate to date has largely overlooked the fact that health insurance is not the same as health care

We all agree that it’s time to resolve the future of our WSAs

Over many years in medical practice, outdoor physical activity was often one of the most important and effective forms of therapy

We hope Whitefish and the Flathead Valley will look closely at this issue and consider leaving Inclusionary Zoning out of the tools in the toolbox

Leadership Montana exists to develop leaders committed to building a better Montana through knowledge, collaboration, and civility