President Donald Trump

The 8th annual Conservation in the West poll has found that a small majority of Montana voters who responded to the poll conducted by the Colorado College favor President Donald Trump’s handling of issues related to land, water and wildlife.

The Natural Resources Defense Council has begun a series of television ads in Montana that are highly critical of President Donald Trump and his Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke over several different issues.

Appearing on Fox News with Martha McCallum on Tuesday night, Montana Senator Steve Daines spoke of his meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the day and expressed his concerns that tax cuts must also apply to main street businesses as well as major corporations.

Former Ambassador Mark Johnson will address the Montana World Affairs Council this Thursday at the Holiday Inn Downtown, addressing current American foreign policy under President Donald Trump.

Community Medical Center CEO Dean French is watching the drama unfold in Washington as President Donald Trump has taken it upon himself to undo the infrastructure of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.

One day following President Donald Trump's signing of Executive Orders to reexamine the Obama administration's EPA Clean Power Plan, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke put the policy into effect by signing Secretarial Orders implementing the policies.

The Montana Human Rights Bureau has found for Missoula County Sheriff T.J. McDermott against his former undersheriff Josh Clark.

Montana Senator Steve Daines held a press conference from his office in Washington on Tuesday, just moments after returning from the EPA headquarters, where President Donald Trump signed the Executive Order halting President Obama's Clean Power Plan.

Montana's Ryan Zinke will be sworn in late Wednesday afternoon as President Donald Trump's choice to be U.S. Secretary of the Interior.

When President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday night that Neil Gorsuch was his choice to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the U.S. Supreme Court, former UM law professor Rob Natelson knew was very familiar with the name.