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David Brooks and Andrew Gorder write, "We’ve come too far to accept a perpetually contaminated Clark Fork fishery, and FWP’s discoveries demand a strong response."

Susan Kohler writes, "Through his work as an advocate, he has increased the visibility of aging issues facing our aging population, helped curb the influence of big money, and helped gain new funds to help local services like Meals on Wheels for our older adults."

As the capabilities of artificial intelligence evolve at a rapid pace, legislators in Arizona are working to keep so-called “deep fakes” created with AI from influencing elections and destroying reputations.

Montana has one of the largest populations of veterans per capita, 8.9%, making it the state with the fifth highest number of vets per 100,000 people.

The city this week took one step forward this week by approving a resolution allowing the mayor to sign an agreement to design and construct the $3.7 million roundabout.

The two complaints center on the Republican primary race for attorney general, including one involving current state Attorney General Austin Knudsen.

In its annual forest health report, the Department of Natural Resources found worrisome trends for drought-stressed trees in the state.

Criminal defense attorney and NBA marketing executive may not sound like similar careers, but Anderson sees the parallels.

Shanti Devins writes, "While there's no single silver bullet that can eliminate all pollution and end the era of dirty fossil energy, switching from gas-powered to electric systems, such as installing a heat-pump HVAC system, is one individual action that has a much larger impact than most of us realize."

Russ Doty writes, "Senator, Jon Tester, asked the right questions while seeking clarification on how EPA’s Mercury Air Toxic Standards (MATS) rule will affect Colstrip 3 & 4 and Montana consumers."