A decade-in-the-making project in the drainage for Warm Springs Creek west of Anaconda traps bull trout and moves nonhybrid members of the threatened species to better spawning opportunities.

A man was charged with throwing a rock at a woman's face at Sacajawea Park on Saturday, allegedly after insulting her for being Native American.

Montana U.S. Sen. Steve Daines pushed stronger mineral partnerships with Kazakhstan and called for action against Russian palladium market practices as Montana’s Sibanye-Stillwater mines face ongoing ...

Heat and drought are affecting communities around the world, lowering water levels and sending people and animals in search of relief. The hot, dry weather is reshaping landscapes and daily ...

Gov. Steve Bullock’s order creating a grizzly bear advisory council exemplifies how Montanans work together to solve the difficult issues around wildlife. The council is needed, creates an opportunity ...

Do you remember the famous line from Dickens’ Tale of Two Cities? “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” This describes the incredible growth cycle ...

Where one candidate claims it’s sunny and another insists it’s raining, we are tasked with walking to the window, peering outside and reporting the truth while providing clarity amid nuance because, ...

Two weeks ago, sweeping bipartisan public lands legislation defied the odds by sailing through Congress with overwhelming support in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Now it is ...

Bozeman residents need to become aware of decisions currently being made in City Hall. They will soon be asked to pay for large increases in city services, including water, sewer, ...

The long-gone cartoon strip “Pogo” contains the famous quote, “We have met the enemy and he is us.” The recent re-filing of a lawsuit by the Gallatin County commissioners against ...

After fierce winds whipped fire out of brush-covered hills on Jan. 7, entire Los Angeles neighborhoods burned down. Within a few days, over 12,000 homes and businesses had been destroyed ...

It’s a fact our summers are warmer and drier, snowpack is down, runoff is sooner. It seems we're in a perma-drought. Sections of our forests are kiln-dried 2x4s disguised as ...