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The suspect accused of shooting and killing four people in an Anaconda bar last week is now in police custody.

Several Hi-Line news outlets share coverage to keep their papers full and running. Havre’s weekly just joined them.

Farmers across the country have called for increased federal support for months, citing dire economic conditions. A letter sent to Congress on January 15 signed by 56 prominent agricultural groups warns of further fallout.

Some residents in northwestern Montana remain under a boil water advisory following severe weather impacts from December storms

A recent report analyzed how national monuments affect their local economies. National Monuments protect places of historic or scientific interest, but some argue these areas hinder local development.

A group of former elected officials and citizens are suing the state over a new law that raises the threshold for ballot initiatives to go before voters, saying it's unconstitutional. A portion of the Jefferson River in Three Forks has been closed to recreationists due to safety concerns.

Montana’s Food Bank Network is slated to lose $400,000 worth of food from a federal program intended to provide emergency food assistance to low-income populations. That’s according to the food bank network President Gayle Carlson, who said she learned of their financial loss on March 21.

State Legislators are considering a bill that would offer training on state and tribal history. It’s an effort to ensure all lawmakers understand the cultural and legal context between the government and tribal nations.

More than 500 agricultural groups from around the country are urging congress to pass a farm bill. But, they say it must support local farmers.

Many U.S. Department of Agriculture services are frozen as a result of the government shutdown. The freeze could have significant impacts for Montana’s farmers.