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BLM continues oil and gas approvals despite federal shutdown; Environmental groups are petitioning the state to stop issuing pollution discharge permits until new standards can be set; The Montana State Prison has the green light to resume water use in all areas of the facility after a water line broke in October.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks and Yellowstone National Park implemented the first "hoot-owl" restrictions of the summer Thursday. Montana schools will split $50 million in grant funding to improve reading instruction. State officials are reminding Montanans to watch for harmful algal blooms this summer before recreating in Montana’s rivers and lakes.

Lawmakers rejected the second of two bills seeking to expand the state’s childcare scholarship program, Best Beginnings.

Travelers and residents returning to Montana will soon be greeted a little differently. The state is changing its welcome signs – and wants your input.

Stafman served in the Legislature for three terms, representing the Bozeman area since 2020. Prior to his resignation, he sat on the Law and Justice Interim Committee.

A bill on human trafficking education in Montana’s public schools is moving its way through the Legislature.

Montana lawmakers recently passed a bill that will allow communities with a resort tax to fund workforce housing to help Montanans live where they work.

The state’s department of livestock confirmed a Beaverhead County bull contracted a case of brucellosis this month.

The Montana Department of Labor & Industry co-hosted a job fair alongside the Chippewa Cree community. It’s part of a broader effort to boost employment across the state.

Public comment period opens for proposed Medicaid work requirements. Chippewa Cree Tribe awarded $2.5 million for hepatitis C treatment. Missoula County awarded $1.2 million for wildfire mitigation. Trump administration appoints new director of Montana's Rural Development office. UM, MSU report growth in enrollment and student retention