Some say a best-selling novel hides inside every working journalist. But sports writers?

In 1999, Shannon LaBau was just getting his life together. Why and how did it unravel so quickly?

“It’s amazing how when I started doing stand-up every other aspect of my life started changing,” Aswell says...

After decades of constructing the puzzle and crafting the clues, the artist within has arrived at a better and more honest place.

The Tragedy of the Sheila Fallang Jordan Murder: A Memory that Lingers in Livingston to this Day Glittering” is the word one person used to describe Sheila F...

Montana photojournalist, still photographer and filmmaker Erik Petersen sat down with the Montana Press staff to discuss “Paradise."

Organizations across the state can use the help of fellow Montanans all year round. So many worthwhile organizations across the state can us

Montana’s farmers and ranchers persist through frigid winters, long periods of drought, relatively short growing seasons and a constantly fluctuating market....

How does a heartfelt poet know they’re turning out the right stuff to get published? In Sarah Aronson’s case, part of the prep came simply by asking “The Wri...

Since 2011, Marc Moss has fostered the art of storytelling in Montana. From participating in an initial concept during a Missoula radio hour to heading a ser...

It’s been nearly 25 years since the black-and-blue, decomposed body of an 18-year-old Livingston youth was found wedged in the banks...

Lately, singer/songwriter Christy Hays admits she’s in a funny, in-between place, addressing and confronting the ups and downs of existence. The big, musical...

If you’re like most homo sapiens today, you’ve probably given at least some thought to global warming and climate change. But have you ever considered the co...

As I prepare the June issue of the Montana Press for publication, I look back on the last eight months and a lifetime in the publishing industry under a new ...

The University of Oklahoma Press released Marc Johnson’s biography of Montana’s influential and controversial United States Senator Burton K. Wheeler on Marc...

"Perma Red,” a novel by Debra Magpie Earling, is more than a book and a future television series. The story addresses the ongoing issue of the disappearance ...

In my favorite picture, I’m four and hold a three-foot sand shark by the tail. I wear a sailor’s hat, a pair of navy-blue corduroys, and a face-filling grin....

I’m 65. I don’t usually reveal that because ageism is real, and many editors would rather hire chatty millennials than sage boomers. But hiding my age is exh...

Not since the election following Nixon’s impeachment/resignation over Watergate has the Republican Party lost so many seats in Congress. The balance of power...

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