More than 85,000 out-ofstate hunters descend on the Treasure State each year for the chance to take a shot at a Montana elk, antelope, bear or bird. To pay for that opportunity, they fork over $15 as a base license fee, in addition to buying a tag — ranging from $5.50 for a college student migratory bird license to $1,250 for a moose or bighorn sheep. But the Montana Legislature has

Montana Health officials have announced five confirmed cases of measles in Gallatin County. The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services along with the Gallatin City-County Health Department in Bozeman confirmed its the first instance of the highly infectious disease since 1990. The individuals are children and adults who were exposed to measles while traveling outside of Montana.