Montana Free Press last week reported about a 2025 federal investigation into St. Peter’s Health, which found, among other details, that at least two allegations of sexual abuse were made against ...

The proposed merger would create the country’s largest railroad; Montana politicians are weighing in about what that could mean to the state’s businesses and ag producers.

Cascade County will grant a parcel of unused land to the Sun Prairie Volunteer Fire Department for an equipment storage building. While the commissioners support the proposal, transferring or allowing ...

How two central Montana companies led the creation of a domestically made shirt from hemp, a crop that had been illegal to grow in the U.S. for nearly a century.

A federal three-judge panel has sided with a group of hunters who faced civil trespassing charges stemming from elk-hunting excursions into “checkerboard” land in Carbon County, Wyoming. The hunters ...

As Paradise Valley population swells with residents and visitors, development follows and on its heels the quest for a ...

The list of properties considered for sale or redevelopment includes City Hall and the city council chambers, both of which will eventually move to the John Engen Local Government Building. In 2023, ...

The SAVE America Act would require Americans to produce a paper birth certificate or passport when registering to vote. It ...

Data compiled by the Montana School Boards Association indicates fewer districts are running local-option levies — and fewer are getting a thumbs-up from voters. It’s getting harder for Montana ...

The governor’s staff this week clarified that Gianforte himself will not be discussing a rewrite of the state Constitution, which at least one Republican officeholder in recent years has characterized ...

Senator Steve Daines received federal agency backing on Thursday for his bill to downgrade three remote Montana landscapes from potential wilderness to regular public forest.

In an interview with Montana Public Radio, St. Peter’s Health CEO Wade Johnson said his staff has changed protocols for how it addresses sexual abuse reports.