A Billings transgender woman has been awarded compensation by the Montana Human Rights Commission after Yellowstone County’s health insurance policy denied her all gender-affirming healthcare.
Contract talks between the biggest freight railroads and unions that represent 105,000 employees are headed to mediation this week after the unions declared an impasse after two years of negotiations.
The Wild Livelihoods Business Coalition – comprised of business owners in the gateway communities of Gardiner, Livingston, West Yellowstone and Cooke City, oppose Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ higher wolf hunting and trapping quotas near Yellowstone National Park.
Court filings show that Dale Wayne Eaton, who was convicted of the 1988 murder, rape and kidnapping of Lisa Marie Kimmell, is set to receive a non-capital sentence.
Over the weekend 5,057 new COVID cases were added to the state dashboard bringing active cases to a record breaking total of 14,602.
A Great Falls man died and a woman suffered burns in a house fire early Monday, Great Falls Fire Rescue said.
Members of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, the newest federally recognized tribe, will have guaranteed access to health care when their new medical center opens.
Montana Highway Patrol believes the victim over-corrected and lost control of her Jeep Wrangler on Montana 55 and was ejected when the vehicle rolled.
Lara Weatherly Tomov is on a mission to share the stories of Montanans taking action to benefit both the health of their communities and the landscapes that surround them.
The Montana Grain Growers said it was confident Montana’s ag economy wouldn’t be negatively affected by the BNSF takeover of Montana Rail Link.
Livingston filmmaker Erik Petersen's movie about 86-year-old Bozeman outdoor enthusiast Alan Jackson is a study in contrasts.
A proposed constitutional amendment aiming to pump the brakes on growing residential property taxes got an icy reception from legislators last week.
A man upset with being charged a $150 fee for smoking in his motel room fired multiple rounds from an assault-style rifle into the building before driving away, authorities in eastern Idaho said.
One patient advocate told lawmakers Friday that the workforce shortage at Montana State Hospital is putting patients and staff in "life-or-death" situations.
A new state law directs DEQ to develop “narrative” water quality standards for nitrogen and phosphorus.
An organization whose work includes increasing Native American participation in elections wants to make it easier for people to register to vote after the 2021 Legislature ended Election Day registration.
Wilson also represented the U.S. in Sochi and Pyeongchang.
No federal laws govern these private, for-profit residential treatment programs, boot camps, and wilderness programs. That’s left regulation largely to the states, with mixed results.
As Montana communities respond to the latest wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, SCL Health’s hospitals in the state are recognizing the dedication and sacrifice of caregivers and healthcare workers through a 30-minute documentary.
A semitractor-trailer went off Interstate 90 just east of Bozeman and into the median before going down an embankment and across a county road that runs under the interstate, killing the driver.
It was the busiest year for visitation in Yellowstone National Park's history in 2021, with a pandemic asterisk added.
The Butte-Silver Bow Police Department recently had reports of a scam involving jury duty.
Thursday's police reports note stolen items, including a 55-inch television, Xbox and a jacket valued at $109.
As Montana communities respond to the latest wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, SCL Health’s hospitals in the state —St. Vincent Healthcare in Billings, Holy Rosary Healthcare in Miles City, and St. James Healthcare in Butte — are recognizing the dedication and sacrifice of caregivers and health…