Versions of the legislation have passed either the House of Representatives or the Senate, but not both, in recent years.

A Montana federal judge wasn't convinced the One Big Beautiful Bill Act applied retroactively to leasing decisions.

Jim Elliott writes, Fifty years ago, on December 9, 1975, I laid down cash money on a sizeable “stump farm” near Trout Creek.

() High winds raked through western Montana on Wednesday along with torrential rain as a series of atmospheric rivers ...

The U.S. economy added 64,000 jobs last month, according to government data released on Tuesday, but the employment rate is ...

The region is experiencing unusually warm and dry conditions, scientists find, and snowpack is at record lows for this time ...

Montanans are becoming increasingly tolerant of wolves in general, but wolf hunters and trappers are some of the least ...

That’s a loss of almost 20% of the service’s staff, according to data obtained through a public records request by the ...

Ann Brodsky writes, By choosing not to reside in Helena, Gianforte is in flagrant violation of the Montana Constitution, ...

A second Held v. Montana lawsuit challenges three new laws passed in 2025, alleging violations of ‘clean and healthful ...

While questions linger, the Missoula City Council on Monday officially approved an agreement to bring a $24 million downtown ...

Categorical exclusion six allows the Forest Service to authorize certain commercial logging projects without any ...