GALLATIN COUNTY — Hundreds of people turned out for Republican Senate candidate Tim Sheehy ... battle for Montana’s coveted Senate seat will be between Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL and Belgrade ...

Trump is in Montana for the fifth time in recent years and all the visits have been to campaign against Tester. "Tim Sheehy is ... before Trump. Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL, asked veterans in ...

Key documents emerged Wednesday in the ongoing bullet wound saga involving the Republican frontrunner for Montana's highly coveted U.S. Senate seat. Tim ... Sheehy is a former Navy SEAL who ...

Montana Senator Tim Sheehy (R), who was joined by his wife and unbelievably athletic children, was the fastest male senator at 31:04. A former Navy SEAL, Sheehy ran impressively while holding one ...

While blind trusts can help prevent conflicts of interest and boost public trust by prohibiting the grantor — Sheehy — from ...

OpenSecrets Outside spending on 2024 federal elections has hit a record $4.5 billion, with more than half of that spending ...

The gist of the argument is that both sides of the political spectrum have failed to address “perverse incentives for contractors” in the DoD as U.S. troops aren’t allowed to ...

Several aerial firefighting companies lauded the bill as a success for the industry as wildfire concerns have become a year-round issue and the U.S. continues to see some of the ...

Montana fire season is off to an early start, as we had smokejumpers drop in to the Sawlog Fire near Wisdom this weekend. Each fire season, skilled, dedicated Montanans put their lives on the line ...

Tim Sheehy and fellow Republicans are now looking toward Pres. Trump to expedite change with executive power. In a letter sent Wednesday, 17 Republicans praised Trump’s recent mention of a ...

Tim Sheehy (R-MT ... As such, the Montana senator urged for these issues to be addressed, suggesting there are “some pretty easy fixes.” Sheehy’s call to action for Congress comes after ...

Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) is leading the group of GOP ... The letter was signed by Republican lawmakers from Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Virginia and Wyoming.