Sen. Steve Daines

Concerned residents from across the state ask questions for nearly two hours on Friday night, while organizers say rule-of-law is on the line.

Several hundred people gathered in downtown Missoula on Monday night to engage in a town hall with the state's congressional delegation, where they hoped to discuss current events and concerns.

Paul Grimstad writes, "His bill would put every acre of available (but not necessarily suitable) public land up for leasing by private companies four times a year. Thaatʼs 200 million acres, nearly 85% of all BLM lands in the West."

Members of Montana's congressional delegation praised President Donald Trump's national address on Tuesday night, though other voices weren't as supportive.

The bipartisan EXPLORE Act includes more than a dozen policy initiatives to enhance and support recreation on public lands

The team name Washington Redskins was dropped in 2020 and is considered racist, but the Wetzel family of Montana hasn’t wanted the logo to disappear with it.

Daines told the news website Semafor he’d made a “firm” decision that he wouldn’t be a candidate to replace retiring Senate GOP leader Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines said President Joe Biden needs to do more than bow out of the re-election race — he needs to resign altogether.

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines told the crowd that former President Donald Trump needs an “America First Senate majority” to help him achieve his goals if he’s elected to a second term.

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester called on the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs to investigate the attack Saturday against former President Donald Trump.