Recap: No. 1 Bobcats set record in Gold Rush win over Butler
The 2025 FCS-champion Bobcats were honored pregame, and Caden Dowler suffered a game-ending injury late in the first half of Montana State’s home opener.
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Photos: Dancers perform for the Day on Honor at Chief Plenty Coups State Park on Saturday.
Dancers perform at the 31st Day on Honor at Chief Plenty Coups State Park on Saturday. The event started with a fun run, lunch, an honor guard with retired guards
Bobcat Prowl before Montana State’s 2026 Gold Rush game
The Montana State football team follows the Spirit Squad and the Spirit of the West marching band for the “Bobcat Prowl” about two hours before kickoff of MSU’s Gold Rush
Record heat, wildfire smoke pose summer risks for Montana pets
When Billings hit 111 degrees in July — and set a temperature record — it put more than people at risk.
Officials investigating salmonella outbreak linked to Idaho-produced broccoli sprouts
Public health officials in three states, including Montana, are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to broccoli sprouts produced by an Idaho company, officials said this week.
Bison will stay, for now, on American Prairie's Montana grazing leases, judge rules
On Friday, District Court Judge Brian Morris issued a scathing 29-page rebuke to the Trump administration’s interpretation of the 1934 Taylor Grazing Act it had used to exclude American Prairie.
With 39th-straight loss, Pioneer League’s Mobiles set record for consecutive setbacks
The traveling team erased a 103-year record with a setback on Wednesday in Billings.
Update: Stillwater County fire mostly contained after Sunday storms
The Windmill fire, which was started by a lightning strike on Aug. 19, is 72% contained. DNRC expects it to to be fully contained by Monday
Multiple children, adults dead in shooting, fire on Billings West End Sunday night
Law enforcement disclosed that all parties are dead after the Sunday night incident, including a male suspect.
Family friend names 8 victims, ages 7 to 92, of Billings shooting, fire
Jennifer Mercer, a Billings woman who organized a GoFundMe for a family of the victims, provided information about those who died with permission from parents of some of the victims.
Montana passenger rail hits delays, but officials say future looks bright
The railroad administration halted work on all 69 projects within the Corridor ID Program. A return to normal operations could be decided at a meeting this October.
Yellowstone wolf gains social media following after approaching hiker
The wolf is a member of the Junction Butte pack, according to Dan Stahler, Yellowstone Wolf Project lead biologist which has 15 adults but none of this year
State land recreation survey highlights need for updated rules
The DNRC requested comments because some of the rules are 30 years old “and have remained largely unchanged, even as other recreation and state trust land regulations changed over time.”
Feds pause wetland plan in prairie 'Duck Factory' after receiving 200,000 comments
At the center of the debate is a question: how close can farmers install underground drainage systems to federally protected wetlands without draining the wetlands themselves?
Photos: Shop With a Cop event on Sunday morning
Oakley Abell throws stop sticks with Montana Highway Patrol trooper Brennan Plucker as first responders gather at MetraPark for the 5th annual Shop With a Cop event on Sunday.
Photos: Dog Days of Summer at Rose Park Pool
Pet owners gather at Rose Park Pool for the annual Dog Days of Summer event on Sunday.
Family of N. Cheyenne man shot dead by BIA cops sues federal government
Just before being shot, Bordeaux had been tased, handcuffed, pepper sprayed and possibly struck on the head by police, according to the wrongful death suit.
BIA cop admits to raping teen on reservation, torching patrol car to stymie investigation
An ex-federal agent admitted to raping a girl on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, then attempting to ward off an investigation by torching his own patrol vehicle.
Former BIA officer sentenced to 14 years for raping Lame Deer teen
Murrell Douglas Deela was patrolling Lame Deer in 2024 when he arrested a 14-year-old girl who was intoxicated. Instead of taking the girl home, Deela raped her.
RiverStone Health offering walk-in immunizations as school starts
RiverStone health is hosting walk-in immunizations on Saturday and Thursday as a new school year is set to begin.
MSU research gazes into Yellowstone's past
The geo-ecological history of the geyser basin and surrounding area suggests that future warming might lead to less hydrothermal activity and more wildfires but little change in vegetation.
Photos: Saturday at the Yellowstone International Airshow
Photos from the second day of the Yellowstone International Airshow at Billings Logan International Airport on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
22 Montana high school players to watch ahead of 2026 season
The first games are this weekend. Here are a handful of players to keep an eye on from around the state as the season gets underway.
Yellowstone supereruption more complex than thought
Supereruptions are often imaged to be massive instantaneous events. New geological evidence from Yellowstone, shows that these eruptions are more complex and might involve numerous smaller pulses spread over...