politics

Montana is a one-of-a-kind place, however, is that being threatened by people and their politics? Is what makes Montana so unique endangered of being lost?

When it comes to the most liberal cities in Montana, did you Belgrade is near the top of the list? According to an online publication, Belgrade ranks second.

Some of these answers to "what would you change about Bozeman" we certainly didn't expect. They're all over the place and they definitely demonstrate the variance in priorities Bozeman locals have.

I wrote a story a week or so ago asking if folks in Montana were better off now than opposed to a year ago.  Lots of folks had comments and some of them were downright nasty, which isn't surprising.  Folks tend to be passionate when it comes to stuff like this.

The main reason that I moved to Bozeman was to work at XL Country.  There are of course, other reasons.  I love the mountains, I love Montana, and I love the fact that most Montanans are extremely giving. I lived in Missoula several years ago and after a couple of months of getting adjusted, I fell in love with the town. I often ...

If you want to lose friends and influence no one then by all means discuss politics on Facebook with someone with differing views.

Chester the Cheetah is going into politics with his sights set on Chester, Montana, a town near Great Falls that has a population of 900 residents.

Congressman Denny Rehberg announced his candidacy for United States Senate tonight at the Lewis and Clark County Republican Party Lincoln/Reagan Day Dinner in Helena. Rehberg, the sixth term Congressman, was joined by Congresswoman Michele Bachmann at the dinner as well as Carroll College Athletic Director Bruce Parker and Master of Ceremonies, Public Service Commission Chairman Bill Gallag