The state has issued over $800,000 in penalties against landlords, but hasn’t collected them so long as they comply with ...

Republican and Democratic lawmakers at a hearing clashed over the future of the high court following Louisiana v. Callais, a ...

Richard manning writes, I have a song to sing to Seth Bodnar. It’s a time-tested tune steeped in a deep history of troubles ...

Figures released for April placed the state's unemployment rate at 3.5%, lower than the 4.3% nationally. The rate in Missoula ...

Montana’s top statewide elected officials have approved a change in how the state considers proposals to trade parcels of ...

Groundwater systems are critically important for communities in mountainous areas such as Missoula, according to new research ...

A sudden burst of advertising has impacted the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, focusing attention on two of the five candidates – and neither one is happy about it.

Mounting evidence shows that a clean energy project along the Columbia River in Washington near a Yakama sacred site would in large part power a data center.

Montana’s cutthroat trout are on the decline, but fisheries biologists are developing plans to preserve the species, especially those that still migrate through the streams of western Montana.

Officials with the state of Idaho sold 160 acres of state-owned endowment land located in the shadow of the Teton Range for $5 million at a public auction Friday in Garden City.

Carl Davis writes, The majority of rational Americans now realize that Donald Trump’s presidency is solely about self-aggrandizement and personal enrichment, full stop.

Well, I wouldn’t call them festive, and they ain’t creeping up my picnic pants – but I am disporting myself with “antics queer” these days. That’s right, we have a mini ant invasion. But why?