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After 46 days on strike, nurses at Providence hospitals across Oregon have approved a deal that will see them return to work.

Modest pay raises for teachers can’t compete with skyrocketing inflation and as the costs of housing, insurance and living expenses grow, the gap between what comes in and what goes out seems wider every year.

About half a dozen employees at each of Washington’s three national parks are believed to have been laid off as part of the Trump administration’s government-wide push to slash staff.

Proponents of the bill in the Montana House say an estimated 2,500 children could be added to a Montana childcare scholarship if it passes.

In his first month in office, President Donald Trump has issued a flurry of executive orders to pause or cancel federal funding on a range of programs and grants — some of which go directly to farmers.

Michelle King left the agency rather than give billionaire Elon Musk’s task force access to sensitive information about hundreds of millions of Americans.

It’s time Montana joined many other states in limiting how and when usurers can deny drugs or treatments through their preapproval process, known as “prior authorization.

The Bonneville Power Administration could lose nearly 20% of its workforce because of President Donald Trump’s efforts to shrink the federal government, according to agency figures released Thursday and interviews with staff.

A Montana lawmaker who is also a vape store owner has filed a lawsuit in federal court against large tobacco companies for what he believes are illegal lobbying activities.

Missoula's climate and energy program continues to pursue several goals written into a number of city plans, even as the flow of federal funding becomes questionable under the new administration.