Isabel Hicks

Documents obtained through a public records request paint a chaotic picture of the Beattie Gulch bison hunt last January, when a stray bullet grazed a Native hunter outside Yellowstone National Park

WILSALL — In a pasture thick with yarrow, sagebrush and wheatgrass, Montana Audubon's Peter Dudley scribbled all the plant species he could identify onto his data sheet.

WILSALL — In a pasture thick with yarrow, sagebrush and wheatgrass, Montana Audubon’s Peter Dudley scribbled all the plant species he could identify onto his data sheet.

While proponents say the $50 million project will protect the area's watershed, others remain concerned by the effects of rapid development.

It's a rarity these days for ranchers to see people eating the animals they raise. In the conventional U.S. agricultural market, ranchers sell livestock to out-of-state feedlots and can't track where the meat is ultimately sold. Just 5% of cattle raised in Montana are processed here

HELMVILLE — Sitting on hay bales in the bed of an old pick-up truck, Montana rancher Cooper Hibbard looked out to a crowded pasture.

How the park's first management update in 24 years is set to impact herds and hunting beyond its boundaries.

Chamois Andersen / Defenders of Wildlife A highly anticipated update to how Yellowstone National Park manages bison is setting the stage to expand the animal’s range in Montana, tribes and conservationsts say.

BOZEMAN – Following an initial rejection, a citizen initiative to ban single-use plastics will make the Bozeman ballot after city officials agreed to a

With typical rents hovering around $2,000 a month, officials search for a balance between affordability and preserving what's left of the city's small-town past.