Montana Today

Despite distemper-driven decline, most remaining canines now have strong antibodies and resistance — and state biologists are upbeat about the species’ ability to rebound.

Bruce Grubbs and Mary Sexton write, "We bet you already know which political party will win your legislative seat. It’s likely the party that has won it for years, even decades."

The cost of the Iran war has increased to $29 billion to date, Pentagon officials told lawmakers in both chambers Tuesday.

After seven years of consideration, the Bitterroot National Forest has approved a logging and burning project along the western slope of the Bitterroot Valley.

NorthWestern Energy writes, "Our commitment is straightforward: protect customers, support responsible growth and ensure Montana’s energy system is ready for the future."

City officials on Monday praised the range of housing types coming to the market on city-owned land in partnership with several developers, and pushed back on what they deemed to be misconceptions around one project planned for Midtown.

A report details more information about a flight instructor and Sheehy, who survived after their Czech-built L-39 jet lost all engine power near Ennis, forcing a field landing.

Roger Koopman writes, "Republican primary voters have a repair job to do, and it won’t be easy. Who are the reliable conservatives and who are the pretenders?"

The Trump administration continues to demonstrate that its definition of “multiple use” on federal land does not include wildlife or habitat conservation.

A Montana district court has ordered a temporary halt on a new law aimed at restricting Election Day voter registration and tightening the hours voters can register in the days leading up to it.