Senator Steve Daines

With the clock ticking on the government shutdown, Senator Daines says Democrats are continuing to "play politics"

After two decades of the Clean Indoor Act, Montana's smoke-free spaces are making a real difference in public health. Let’s take a closer look at those numbers.

With temperatures soaring to a blistering 105 in Eastern Montana, it’s shaping up to be a sweltering summer day. Stay safe out there, folks.

A manhunt comes to an end, as police track down the suspect in the murders of a former Miles City couple.

“President Trump is working on the name change, and I'm working on the logo change,” he said.

Changes are coming to Montana's Medicaid program, and it's a topic stirring up quite a conversation. You won’t want to miss the details.

With summer's heat settling in, local water managers are sounding the alarm on drought.

In a heartbreaking twist, two brave firefighters lost their lives amid a shocking ambush on Canfield Mountain. The community feels the weight of this tragic loss.

Montana's forests are at a crossroads with major implications for timber and wildlife. The stakes couldn’t be higher as the debate heats up.

You know that moment when wildlife policy hits home? Senator Daines and his colleagues are stepping up for grizzly bears—let's see what’s got them riled up.

Senator Daines pushes back against environmental policies that threaten Montana's hunting and fishing traditions.

Local relief as U.S. Postal Service will invest $12 million in Missoula facility, securing jobs and efficient mail delivery for Western Montana.