Research shows that conserving public lands like the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument helps to safeguard and highlight amenities that draw new visitors, businesses, and residents to ...

While crowds flock to Glacier National Park just a couple hours northwest, Choteau remains a hidden gem where Montana life unfolds at its own unhurried pace. The Rocky Mountain Front creates a ...

The Center for Biological Diversity released an analysis today showing that a two-decade, state-led voluntary conservation agreement has not produced a measurable increase in the abundance of ...

Bipartisan Public Lands Caucus divided along partisan lines as co-chair whipped votes to overturn minerals ban ...

Public officials, Superfund watchdogs and public health officials have long argued that the 1,200 ppm number is too high. A ...

Montana is experiencing a mild, dry winter, with significant concerns about low snowpack and persistent drought, particularly ...

A federal funding bill that includes $10 million to replace the failing Noxon Bridge has passed the U.S. House of Representatives and is headed to the Senate for a vote.

Montana is known for many things: outdoor adventure, Western culture and wide-open spaces. But one of its most unique characteristics is also one of my favorites — we have many natural hot springs.