The unanimous opinion from the state high court upheld the authority of zoning regulations approved by voters in 2018 that restrict how Montana Artesian Water Company can operate.

Susan Kohler, longtime CEO of the Missoula Aging Services, says that the trends shaping America’s older generations have slowly, but dramatically evolved since World War II.

It’s not easy being a rancher, and while some are giving up, others are trying to hold on in the face of stagnating cattle prices and industry consolidation. While retail beef prices are at record highs, cattle ranchers say those profits aren’t trickling down to them.

Fifty years ago this week, delegates found consensus and signed a new state Constitution. Montana politicians, journalists and a delegate to the 1972 Constitutional Convention gathered Tuesday to reminisce on the creation of the state’s Bill of Rights.

A recent University of Montana tourism survey shows that more Montanans than ever think tourism is overcrowding the state and impacting their quality of life.

The state of Montana has returned roughly $53 million from its emergency rental assistance program to the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The commerce department says it still has money for rental assistance and encourages those in need to apply.

The tribe’s declaration states there were 17 opioid overdoses and four deaths on the Blackfeet Reservation in just a week’s time.

The case began as a dispute over power between Republican lawmakers and the state supreme court. Lawmakers accused the justices of misconduct and bias, and subpoenaed judicial records.

The district represents counties near the Continental Divide in northwest Montana. It’s one of two district seats on the ballot this year.

Montana’s governor pushed the state’s health workers to seek religious exemptions to a federal mandate to be vaccinated against COVID, but the number who have done so is unknown, leaving immunocompromised patients worried.