Two decades ago, Jeff Beisecker and his family returned to Great Falls, Montana, from a religious mission to the Philippines.

According to data from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry, more than 2,200 people have participated in the HELP-Link program since its inception. Many have gone on to get jobs as registered ...

South Dakota Republican Gov. Kristi Noem was in political freefall Friday as embarrassing revelations continued to emerge ...

Columnist Russell Rowland wonders why we're not doing more to preserve the 'Mecca of the West" and why Yellowstone is more than its boundaries.

Crews will this week start cleaning up yards filled with lead and arsenic in Black Eagle left over from decades of smelting and refining at the ACM Smelter and Refinery in an effort that will likely ...

A dozen GOP lawmakers are calling for a special session to consider bills allowing Supreme Court judge candidates to list their party affiliation on the ballot. In their letter to the Secretary of ...

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary stops in Missoula to tout federal infrastructure funding that he calls the largest in his lifetime.

A new lawsuit filed by residents near the soon-to-be-operational gas-fired power plant in Laurel say the county used the wrong maps, disregarded public input and has been engaged in bullying tactics.

Georgia, said not much has changed after conversations with House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana, leading her to likely file a 'motion to vacate' in an attempt to oust him sometime this week.

The annual "Medicaid in Montana" report shows that health outcomes are getting better and less expensive, while the state spending remains flat.

Columnist Mike Bader writes that the U.S. Forest Service has guidelines meant to protect the habitat and wildlife, but if ...

In cities with empty office spaces and too few apartments, some of the old office space is being converted into living space.