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he Lolo National Forest is moving forward with logging and prescribed burns in the Petty Creek drainage, although public comment prompted some parts of the project to be reduced.

A bill to repeal adult-use marijuana in Montana is an effort to undo the will of voters, opponents said.

Nevada’s electric company is one step closer to giving customers the bill for a massive $2.5 billion transmission line project.

Solar and wind are expected to together account for 16% of total U.S. electric power generation in 2023, up from 14% in 2022, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Mayor Jordan Hess recently signed the first two administrative rules including a new sustainable building policy for municipal government and a vehicle emissions reduction plan.

Jacole Johnson writes, "You’ve created a movement of folks who will fight to ensure the public land at Holland Lake can be enjoyed by generations of Montanans to come."

Evan Barrett writes, "In contravention of the Montana Constitution, the supermajority Republican legislature and a series of business lobbying groups are placing themselves above the voice of the Montana people."

More than 100 people gathered in the Montana State Capitol rotunda Wednesday, to honor Montanans who served in the Vietnam War.

A bill requiring insurance to cover birth control refills for up to a year at a time passed in the Senate Wednesday on a vote of 37-to-12.

Montana lawmakers and state agency leaders said Wednesday that they have a unique opportunity this year to invest in Montana’s behavioral health system – and it’s time to take it.