Laura Hatch

Young families are getting help finding their footing in Montana, as communities work together to offer support.

National park advocates in Montana are challenging the Trump administration for diverting park project funding to repair work in Washington, D.C.

With the November election just two weeks away, Montanans still have time to ask candidates about the issues that matter most to them.

The intended water use of a proposed data center in eastern Montana has prompted calls for a closer look at the project.

Early voting is underway in Montana for the Nov. 3 election, and a nonprofit is out with a guide to help voters navigate the process.

A public lands advocacy group wants its voter guide to help Montanans elect candidates who want to protect public lands.

With open enrollment periods for health insurance coming up for many Montanans, it is important to choose the best plan for your needs.

Wildlife advocates warned it is easier to kill endangered animals in Montana and the U.S. after another loosening of federal law.

A new study from the American Indian College Fund and The Brookings Institution finds persistent funding gaps at Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) in Montana and nationwide

What was once the site of more than a century of industrial activity is now an outdoor classroom for students in Helena, Montana. The Tracks Trail at Prickly Pear Park is designed to get kids thinking scientifically while learning why open spaces matter to wildlife. Comments from Konner Goetsch, education program assistant and Big Sky Watershed Corps member, Prickly Pear Land Trust; and Christa Schoenfeld, science teacher, East Helena High School.