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The two of first three wolf bills heard in the 2025 Legislature would mandate more drastic measures in order to drive Montana’s wolf population down.

Older Montanans especially are struggling because housing costs have skyrocketed since 2021, in part because of the rise of remote work.

Officials say they are prepared for potentially volatile federal policies and funding under the Trump administration.

A federal grant announced this week will help the City of Missoula complete its unified development code and expedite a number of other changes that would have taken years to complete.

Opponents say Senate Bill 90 is a “reckless” policy and would “wreak havoc” on Montana’s economy.

Montana lawmakers heard proposed legislation aimed at strengthening and reforming laws addressing squatting on private property on Tuesday.

Property tax relief has been a main talking point for both parties as rates increase across the state.

The Oregon King Tides Project seeks to document steadily increasing high tides and their consequences.

David Daniels writes, "If Montana politicians start talking about “woke” policies, chances are good they are ignoring informed opinions in favor of ignorance and elevating prejudice over knowledge and understanding."

Hager bequeathed an impressive portion of her personal collection to MMAC, including masterful examples of her own works and those of contemporary artists.