Federal authorities have rounded up a herd of horses on Mt. Charleston to permanently relocate them off the mountain.

Chasing a passion, a dream, a desire to become an 18-year-old national champion, Lafromboise stuck to his horse’s back as it ...

Jim and Sharon Payne live in Mt. Charleston and are accustomed to seeing wildlife right at their front door, but even with the most recent roundups by Bureau of Land Management and the National Forest ...

Dennis McDonald, 81, has received a myriad of visitors to his Open Spear Ranch, a sprawling quarter horse and cattle ...

In fact, the new steed isn’t a real horse at all. The black mechanical horse — named Black Jack by the crew at Eagle Mount — is an adaptive equestrian simulator designed to assist trainers in creating ...

Montana’s congressional delegation lauded the passage last week of the federal tax cut and spending package known as the “Big ...

Now horse soccer is catching on across the U.S. and getting a hoof hold in Montana. In a Lockwood arena on a dusty, steamy August afternoon, riders from Laurel to Roundup played a match.

A band of wild horses that Mount Charleston residents considered part of their community has been relocated to Utah, despite local efforts to keep them on the mountain.

Two National Junior High Rodeo Division athletes from the Tri-State Livestock News region became world champions at the NJHFR ...