Two years after the Worden Ballantine Yellowstone County Water and Sewer District had to declare its drinking water unsafe, $4.74 million in federal aid in the form of grants and loans is being made available to the district to help solve the problem.
Longtime Missoula conservation activist Tracy Stone-Manning may be President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, according to several Washington, D.C. sources.
President Joe Biden’s executive order on firearms, including a new report on gun trafficking and serial numbers for kit guns, drew quick response from Montana’s congressional delegation Thursday.
It’s been said for more than three decades: The Lady needs a tram.
Tenacity ultimately punched the ticket for the Southwest Montana Veterans Home.
Tenacity ultimately punched the ticket for the Southwest Montana Veterans Home.
The recently-appointed Veterans Affairs secretary visited Billings on Monday to attend a closed-door discussion with local veterans, heads of veterans’ advocacy groups and VA officials.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough is expected to be in Helena on Wednesday for events that include a tour of Fort Harrison and a foru…
“It’s the meth.” For years that’s been the standard line, used by politicians and police alike, for conveying the U.S.-Mexico dilemma of a northern border state like Montana.
The bipartisan resolution aims to raise awareness of the dangers of asbestos, and urges the U.S. Surgeon General to teach Americans about the risks of asbestos exposure.
As Congress turns to earmarks to direct spending for special projects back home, Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale says he won’t participate, a move that has several Montana community leaders worried.
Once again, Montana’s congressional delegation is trying to rescue the crumbling Milk River Project, a critical irrigation artery for 18,000 Montanans along the Hi-Line.
Speaking for the first time about the newly passed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., said Tuesday that the broad sweeping bill would accelerate the medical and economic response to the now year-old pandemic.
Republican senators Steve Daines of Montana and Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming have put a hold on the nomination of Rep. Deb Haaland to lead President Joe Biden’s Interior Department.
The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill approved by the U.S. Senate over the weekend includes funding for Amtrak's Empire Builder route, which runs through northern Montana and other states.
Defense Department's Ronny Jackson report contradicts Trump's claims.
Nearly a year after the U.S. Senate passed its first $2 trillion COVID-19 response bill by unanimous vote, a second one is up for passage this week with very little bipartisanship likely.
Montana’s U.S. senators split Saturday on acquitting Donald Trump of inciting a riot intended to derail certification of President Joe Biden’s 2020 election win.
Montana U.S. Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines recently received new key committee assignments.
U.S. Interior Department officials on Thursday moved to roll back a Trump administration directive that gave local and state officials power to block purchases of land and water for conservation purposes.
As the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump begins Tuesday, Montana Republican U.S. Sen. Steve Daines said the proceeding was an unconstitutional exercise of Democratic revenge, while Sen. Jon Tester prepared for jury duty.
Daines calls Haaland's environmental ideas too radical for Montana.
U.S. Sen Jon Tester is taking another shot at forcing nonprofits to reveal their large “dark money” donors.
Montana’s congressional delegation is asking President Joe Biden to reconsider cancelling the Keystone XL pipeline permit.
He spoke of divisiveness in Washington, D.C., that politics had never been more polarized, and that it was broken because of gerrymandering an…