A conflict over water - and one company’s right to bottle it by the billions of gallons - is in the depths of a four-year battle...

Lavender, tick weed, black-eyed Susan, common yarrow, mountain-ash, spiraea, and much more fill the lawns of Montana's low-water gardeners.

Yellowstone was established as the world’s first national park in 1872, influencing the creation of the National Park Service and helping...

During the influenza pandemic of 1918-1919, Montana was one of the four hardest hit states in the nation. More than 5,000 people – about...

Statewide candidates in Montana weigh in on issues of conservation and the environment.

More than a dozen Montana ski areas pride themselves on having some of the best snow conditions in the nation...

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

Climate Change and Agriculture in Montana Montana’s farmers and ranchers persist through frigid winters, long periods of drought,...

In the mid-1990s, Lisa McKeon was working as a physical scientist at Glacier National Park when she happened to compare a modern-day...

The Montana Press scours the archives of newspapers in Montana to bring the reader a taste of the past in Bygone Days. Featured years...