Darrell Ehrlick

The City of Hardin and its former Chief of Police are being sued by a tow-truck company and its owner for retaliating against her for voicing concerns about the chief's behavior.

The Montana Supreme Court has ruled that the Montana High School Association is a public entity that must afford due process and explain its decisions when it comes to student athletes.

The United States Forest Service has halted a thinning and logging project near Yellowstone National Park after conservation groups said the techniques are not supported scientifically and pose a danger to threatened or endangered species.

Montana's Congressional delegation remains quiet on whether it supports using $1 billion in taxpayer funds for President Donald Trump's White House ballroom project.

Katie Lane, a Donald Trump nominee to become a federal judge in Montana, barely scoots by the Senate Judiciary Committee in a party-line vote.

A Yellowstone County judge has said that voters had ample opportunity to understand an initiative to protect abortion in the state constitution.

Two conservation groups, along with the United States Forest Service, have added land that was pegged for gold mining in 2023.

Brian Gootkin is confirmed by the U.S. Senate as Montana's federal marshal.

Laurel Mayor Dave Waggoner has resigned effective on Friday, citing health concerns, and dismissing the idea his decision was influenced by a possible recall election.

State officials have selected Laurel as a the site for a new 32-bed forensic psychiatric facility, despite objections of neighbors and city, county leaders.