Montana Senator Tim Sheehy backs social security cuts
Senator Tim Sheehy backs social security cuts and blames refugees and foreigners for an unsustainable system.
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Montana is at a crossroads between preserving agriculture and managing growth
Montana is at a crossroads. In agriculture, we are in the challenging position of trying to thread the needle between preserving our way of life and
Nations Winning Back-to-Back World Cups: A Rare Feat
Only two countries have won consecutive World Cups, a challenging achievement not repeated in decades. Brazil and Argentina are notable for their wins.
NBA Finals MVP Race: Brunson vs. Anunoby Showdown!
NBA Finals predictions heat up as Brunson and Anunoby vie for MVP, with thrilling moments shaping Knicks lore! Donnie and Joe take a look at the pricing.
NBA Playoff Predictions: Knicks vs. Spurs Game 5 Analysis
As the Knicks lead the series, can the Spurs rally back in this thrilling NBA Finals Game 5 showdown? Donnie and Joe take a look at the prediction markets.
House votes against extending critical surveillance program
President Trump is standing by his decision to install Bill Pulte as acting DNI, as Congress tries to extend a critical surveillance program.
'Drawn to clay': Archie Bray celebrates 75 years shaping artists in the Helena community
This summer join the Archie Bray in kicking off its historic 75th anniversary with a special lineup of activities including exhibitions, community workshops and its signature Brickyard Bash.
Sen. Sheehy pushed to cut firefighting aircraft inspections the same month his former company failed one
A little over a year ago, Sen. Tim Sheehy floated an audacious proposal to reshape the way the federal government fights wildfires.
Fort Peck man sentenced to 15 years for killing man who beat his sister
Ethan Louis Murphy fatally shot a man last year, and wounded a seconded man, retaliating against a brutal assault on his sister.
Missoula man sentenced to 20 years in prison for raping teenagers
Dawson Barry Simmons initially faced 11 sexual intercourse without consent charges in two separate cases when he was 17 and 18 years old.
Red Cross to host disaster preparedness event on June 18
Montana Red Cross will host a free preparedness event "Be Red Cross Ready" on June 18 aimed toward helping individuals and families get ready before an emergency strikes.
MDT seeks comment on Pipestone Pass erosion repair
The proposed project is southeast of the Pipestone Trailhead and will require permanent use of the historic Harding Way retaining wall and the Milwaukee Road Pipestone Pass Tunnel Number 11.
Clinton man pleads not guilty to 2 unsolved 1990s Missoula murders
The man is charged with murdering two elderly women in 1990, according to charging documents.
Yo-Yo-type carnival ride investigated after Butte incident Sunday has spotty safety record
The type of Yo-Yo carnival ride involved in a June 7 incident in Butte during which a teen suffered serious injuries has a history of safety problems in recent decades.
New Chick-fil-A in Butte hosts ribbon cutting ahead of Thursday opening
“I am super-excited,” local operator and owner Calder Prevatt said Wednesday morning at the establishment. “I’m blessed and thankful.” The local Chick-fil-A already has over 100 employees on board.
Audit at Montana Lottery finds major accounting issues in recent years
The labyrinth of accounting errors follows the death of the financial services director at the Montana Lottery, whose work suffered as his health worsened in recent years.
Photography workshop encourages creativity among residents of The Springs
Residents from The Springs, a senior living community, took a field trip to the Spirit of Columbia Gardens Carousel in Stodden Park as part of a four-week photography workshop.
Tribal councilman alleges chairman swept concerns about opioids 'under the rug’
When Fonda Red Fox and Mary DesRosier summoned Blackfeet tribal Councilman Lyle Rutherford to a meeting in the summer of 2024, he knew “they had some alarming issues and concerns that they needed to bring...
Poor snowpack could mean another short floating season in Montana
Most rivers across the state have already reached peak flows after the warm winter left a paltry snowpack in the mountains, while hot spring weather melted much of what remained.
Butte's softball, baseball teams are Intermountain Health Athletes of the Week
After both teams reached their respective state tournaments, they have earned Athlete of the Week honors.
Teen girl submerged for nearly 10 minutes in rafting accident near Glacier
A 17-year-old girl on a commercial rafting trip near Glacier National Park is on a ventilator after an accident.
Montana State sending 16 to College National Finals Rodeo
Montana State sends 16 student-athletes to the 2026 College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR) in Casper, Wyoming, beginning on Sunday.
Montana Libertarian Party cries foul in Senate primary
Kyle Austin, the winner of the Libertarian primary for U.S. Senate in Montana, says he’s not a Republican in disguise, but members of the Montana Libertarian Party are expressing concern
Montana snowpack rapidly melted in May
Throughout May, warm temperatures across Montana led to a rapid melt off of the state’s snowpack, which sits “largely below 50% of median,” as of June 1.