A new report indicates the Jefferson River basin might be in trouble. The nonprofits behind the study hope it will spur change.

Helena Public Schools officials say a new partnership will bring dedicated art instruction to elementary schools for the first time in years.

A recent agricultural summit is teaching Montana farmers about regenerative and organic practices. Farmers hope those changes will improve the health of the land and their communities.

Economists, business owners and farmers gathered at the University of Montana Thursday to discuss how rising tariffs and declining exports are impacting already slim margins for Montana’s agricultural producers.

Crews are working to knock down a wildfire south of Missoula in the Pattee Canyon area.

Congress narrowly approved President Donald Trump’s request to claw back $1 billion from public broadcasters. State public media leaders say the rescission will stretch station finances thin.

Wildlife managers earlier this month proposed new hunting and trapping regulations that could cut the state’s wolf population in half.

Lincoln County officials are asking state regulators to adopt a less restrictive pollution rule for selenium in Lake Koocanusa. The current standard has been controversial on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, but multiple attempts to roll it back have failed.

State lawmakers have overridden Gov. Greg Gianforte’s veto of a bill that will pay county jails for holding inmates awaiting space at the state psychiatric hospital.

Briefs: Polson medical center expansion will double primary care services; Montana launches teacher apprenticeship program; Public comment opens on proposed BLM oil and gas leases; FWP urges anglers to kill and report brown trout caught on the Flathead River.