The law effectively bans the flying of Pride flags and other LGBTQ flags from being flown at schools or government buildings.

While supporters cast House Bill 819 as a safeguard against partisanship in places meant to serve all people, opponents say it effectively bars certain viewpoints from public spaces.

The flags that are now allowed include the United States flag, as well as Montana’s, and any other state, city, tribal, and military flag. There’s also a specific stipulation which states ...

Maj. Gen. Peter Hronek will retire as Montana’s adjutant general and director of the Department of Military Affairs in June.

Imagine a close friend calls during an emotional crisis. They have been struggling with depression and increasingly have talked using language that seems more and more like suicidal ideation. You also ...

Caitlin Clark gets triple-double, flagrant foul for shoving Angel Reese in season-opening win ...

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As for the top burial site respondents want to visit for Memorial Day, Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia took the crown ...

Representatives from the Beare Peninsula in Ireland brought more than 50 people and their music to Butte to celebrate the connection between two communities ...

High school students spent some time at Giant Springs State Park to learn about invasive species and pull their share of spotted knapweed.