Four Democrats debated Montana's open 1st Congressional District seat in Butte, agreeing on healthcare, wages, public lands and data centers.

Ryan Busse, Russell Cleveland, Matt Rains and Sam Forstag make their first joint appearance since Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke announced he won’t seek reelection.

With three months before the June primary, candidates are crisscrossing the district to make impressions on voters?

U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke was in Noxon on Monday to sign and deliver ceremonial checks from Congress for several local projects. Rep. Zinke, county commissioners Dan Rowan, John Holland and Tony ...

The four candidates are seeking the seat held by Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke who is not seeking re-election ...

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Around 300 people filled the lower level of the Mother Lode Theatre in Butte Tuesday evening to hear from a handful of ...

The four Democratic hopefuls running for Montana’s western congressional seat drew parallels and distinctions between their respective campaigns at a roundtable in the Flathead Monday.

House Republicans say colleagues who lose primaries could start missing votes — and with just two votes to spare after this ...

Congressman Ryan Zinke symbolically delivered checks for infrastructure projects in Flathead, Sanders and Lincoln counties on Monday, his first public appearance in Montana since announcing his ...

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The Congressman traveled across Flathead, Sanders and Lincoln Counties, meeting with local officials and handing out ...