Republican U.S. Senator Steve Daines says President Donald Trump will overturn the closure of the Anaconda Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center. Montana and Idaho wildlife officials say they've recently captured and killed three bears.

Montana legislation seeking to change the definition of “wild bison” is in limbo as the Governor and Secretary of State disagree over whether the bill has become law. A federal appeals court has ruled that an ethics complaint made against any government employee in Montana is public information. Montana Democrats have their first candidate for the Secretary of State’s office race in 2020.

Helena mayor and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Wilmot Collins has admitted in court to rear-ending another vehicle, but he is contesting a charge that he left the scene of the accident. A vintage airplane known as “Miss Montana,” which has been restored by volunteers in Montana has landed in England. An avalanche left more than a dozen bicyclists trapped for hours on Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun road Monday.

Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer returned home to Stevensville Wednesday afternoon after being released from the Salt Lake City hospital where he’s been recovering from gunshot wounds for the last two months. Montana wildlife officials killed a mountain lion that was found off a busy street near downtown Helena. Montana lawmakers will take a comprehensive look at state and local tax policy over the next two years. The remains of a World War II soldier from Gallatin County are returning

A Montana Highway Patrol trooper who was shot three times while investigating a fatal Missoula shooting in mid-March is scheduled to return home Wednesday, and the public is invited to join processions in Missoula and Stevensville welcoming him back. The National Park Service has awarded a $4.7 million contract to complete the reconstruction of the Sperry Chalet in Glacier National Park by this fall. The Montana Department of Justice announced plans Tuesday to hire a new specialist focusing on

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday sided with a member of the Crow tribe who was fined for hunting elk in Wyoming's Bighorn National Forest. Seventy-one Montana elected officials will get pay raises this summer to match the average salaries of their counterparts in neighboring states. State Auditor Matt Rosendale is asking Montana legislators to override Gov. Steve Bullock's veto of a bill on prescription drug costs. A proposal for a new limestone mine near Drummond is now open for public comment.