A trial started Monday to decide the constitutionality of several election laws that Montana Republicans enacted last year.
A project in Wyoming, the country's top coal-producing area, seeks to pump the carbon dioxide produced by burning that coal back underground.
Of the thousands who crossed into Sturgis during the 82nd motorcycle rally, here are 24 people that stood out to us.
Mayor John Engen through his tenure as Missoula's longest-serving mayor in photos.
John Engen, the longest-serving mayor of Missoula, died of pancreatic cancer on Monday, and tributes poured in from far and wide.
Love’s announced Monday that it will not move forward with plans to build a truck stop along I-90 next to Ramsay.
A young child was grabbed in an attempted kidnapping at the Western Montana Fair on Friday.
This is a collection of some of the best photos from the Rapid City Journal staff after a week of coverage of the 82nd annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Children, teens, parents and grandparents attended Sah Ko Mii Tah Pii, a camp where attendees learned about Blackfeet language, culture and conservation.
A Casper man who enjoyed a lengthy career as a flight instructor in Wyoming will be inducted into the state's Aviation Hall of Fame next month.
See a list of recent burglaries in Billings.
Each prison inmate in the program is responsible for shoeing and training four to six horses.
The Sugar Loaf Fire is burning in steep rocky terrain and is estimated to be four acres.
Only 16% of Hageman voters believe that President Joe Biden’s election was legitimate. That's compared to 94% of Cheney supporters who believe the result was legitimate.
The nation’s hospitals are facing unprecedented financial losses as labor shortages, wage pressures and inflation follow a global pandemic – and the same is true in Montana.
Rates would increase $273.12 a year for electricity sold to residential customers consuming 750 kilowatt hours per month and $90.84 for natural gas sold the residential customers consuming 65 therms per month.
Wyoming running back D.Q. James is driven by the memories of his brother Savon Bell and former recruiting classmate Tony Evans Jr., both of whom died of gun violence.
The Montana Supreme Court on Friday struck down an attempt by Republicans in the Legislature to change the way the high court’s justices are elected.
Storms, combined with predicted temperatures nearing 100 degrees, make for dangerous fire conditions.
The Supreme Court on Nov. 9 will hear arguments on Brackeen v. Haaland, a case that challenges the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA).
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Are you passing through Montana’s Yellowstone Country this summer but don’t have enough time to tour the park? Don’t worry! There are a host of wonderful activities and day trips around the region to satisfy your need for adventure.
Some Republican legislators want to return part of an estimated $1 billion surplus to taxpayers, while others want to spend the money offsetting future spending obligations.
The federal government must reevaluate the environmental impacts of coal mining on federal lands before it can issue any new leases, a judge ruled Friday.
Protesters were aiming to bring awareness to rising global temperatures.
Fish, Wildlife & Parks reopened the Stillwater River on Friday to all boats between Absaroka fishing access site and the confluence of the Rosebud River.
A massive thunderstorm dumped torrents of rain over Casper on Thursday night, causing area roads to flood. And now more flooding could be on the way.
Temporary road access to the Beartooth Mountain community of Alpine next to East Rosebud Lake won't be restored by this fall, according to the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
The state health department says the administrative rule changes are being proposed because of new laws against religious and vaccination restrictions.
Sediment cores show that Yellowstone Lake has been a site of repeated hydrothermal explosions over the last 13,000 years.