Governor Greg Gianforte highlighted the need for income and property tax relief during a visit to a small business in Bozeman.

Even after a cancer diagnosis ended Sage Lindsay's Naval Academy dreams, she continued on an inspiring journey of success before her death on Jan. 23, 2019.

The legislation, Senate Bill 164, is one of several strategies Republican lawmakers in Montana and other states have advanced in recent years to prohibit transgender minors from receiving medical treatments that help align their appearance with their gender identity.

Bozeman lawyer Jim Goetz filed suit in 2023 behalf of a few residents of Bozeman and other Montana cities over four laws passed in the 2023 legislative session affecting housing,

A national freeze on federal grant dollars ordered by President Donald Trump has produced confusion and some alarm from Montana nonprofit service providers, education groups and health care centers. Some said that the measure — temporarily blocked Jan.

The Department of Commerce is putting $3.2 million of federal funding into four communities statewide.The money will come through the state's Housing Trust Fund

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom “fully restored” brick house boasts a 2,316-square-foot layout, blending historic charm with modern conveniences like stainless steel appliances and an open floor plan. She purchased the residence back in 2016 for $699,000, records obtained by The Post show.

NBC Montana checked in with state officials to learn about the current ice conditions across Montana.A meteorologist from the National Weather Service in Great

At 77, screen legend Glenn Close is in demand from Hollywood more than ever. Last year, she starred in Netflix's “Deliverance,” Now she’s on the streaming giant’s “Back In Action,” with Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz.

Read on to discover some of the best things to do in Montana. Established in 1910, Glacier National Park is sometimes referred to as the Crown Jewel of the Continent. Here, you'll find an abundance of glaciers,

The Montana Senate Tax Committee is set to review a bill that could change how local governments in the state calculate their budgets. Senate Bill 117, introduced

Tribal colleges rely on a complicated mix of funding sources. Getting enough money requires relentless self-advocacy and scrupulous accounting of the government budget process