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Thousands of Montanans will consume cannabis on April 20th. Just because it's legal, doesn't mean you can drive high. Penalties can be steep and driving while stoned is dangerous. Here's what a Montana criminal defense attorney recommends.

They look like a cross between a gopher and a groundhog and are members of the squirrel family. These curious high altitude creatures have been known to nibble on hikers boots if they stand still for a moment.

Yes, Rock Creek Resort south of Red Lodge is still open and yes... changes are probably coming.

$75 per pound for wild mushrooms? It's possible. Shroom season is about to begin in Montana and the popular morel could hit record prices this year.

This is the kind of cabin we think of when making summer Montana memories on the lake. Near Kalispell, the charming Airbnb on Ashley Lake has million dollar views with realistic rates.

Stella is a shy, cuddly, one-year-old Heeler mix. She's ready to spend her days next to your side in Montana. Adopt at Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter in Billings.

There's a new fresh baked cookie shop opening in Billings on Saturday, April 20. Chip Cookie is located in the Target shopping center near TJ Maxx on Central.

We try to support local favorites as much as possible when traveling around Montana, but sometimes options are limited. These are the three most-trusted restaurant chain brands, with dozens and dozens of locations across the Treasure State.

A Montana-based culinary contractor helps feed wildfire fighters and support crews around the west. This challenging environment isn't for everyone, but can be rewarding for adventurous jobseekers looking for seasonal work.

More nice spring days are coming and that means patio season is kicking off in Billings area. Here are 13 of the best patios from east of town, all the way to the West End.

The West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park should be open by April 19, officially launched the 2024 tourist season in Montana. Other YNP gate opening dates are coming soon.

A survivor of childhood sexual abuse, Erin Merryn was the catalyst behind "Erin's Law", legislation that has been signed into law in 38 states, including Montana. The author and advocate will speak at a free presentation on May 4th at the Big Horn Resort.