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Meet Zoey
Meet Zoey! She is our adoptable pet of the week.
Newsletter
Newsletter
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A Good Scout!
A Havre High School student who learned the Heimlich maneuver as a Boy Scout, and even teaches it to younger Scouts, recently saved the life of a fellow student who was choking at lunch.
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My Oh My–71 Vetoes!
A legislative session that began with promises of compromise ended with a whole bunch of vetoes from Governor Steve Bullock.
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Montana Youth Allowed to Hunt
A 15-year-old southwest Montana boy charged with bringing two guns to school in January because he wanted to show people "you don't need an assault rifle to shoot up a school," has reached a plea agreement that calls for treatment and probation
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Hilarious Obituary for ‘Waffle House Mom’ Goes Viral
We're thinking Toni Larroux of Bay Saint Louis, MS., who died last week at 68, had a pretty quirky sense of humor. Her two surviving children certainly do.
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These Montana Athletes Shine!
Rachel Semansky might be tired of accepting awards; but on the other hand, she's enjoying the limelight while it lasts.
One night after being named co-MVP for the Montana State women's basketball team along with teammate Latisha Adams, Semansky received the highest amateur honor in the state
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Hay in Short Supply
We had a late freeze last year that cut into hay production, couple that with a wet spring this year that is extending the hay-feeding season, and it all adds up to a tight supply of hay and rising prices.
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Run Frac Daddy Run!
Montana Simulcast Racing has an agreement with Churchill Downs Inc. to make off-track betting on today's Kentucky Derby available at eight Montana bars.
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Welcome Home!
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis is returning from an eight-month deployment to her homeport in Bremerton on Friday, carrying several soldiers from Montana.
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Yellowstone Opening
The East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park is set to open today after a public-private effort to get the park's roads plowed despite federal budget cuts.
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Bad Business!
Former University of Montana quarterback Jason Washington has been sentenced to two years in prison on drug convictions stemming from his medical marijuana business.
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Trapping Wolves
Montana wildlife commissioners may extend the hunting season for wolves and the number of predators that can be killed by a hunter or trapper.