While federal funds are inaccessible due to the “Unleashing American Energy” executive order issued by President Donald Trump, construction on the critical project continues using state funds.

Boulder residents donate blood during American Heart Month

Skiing and horses, two staples here in Montana. And in case you didn’t know, there's a sport involving both called skijoring. So, let's meet the face of that sport who also happens to live right here in our own backyard.

Montana Resources expects to mine high-priced, high-grade copper in 2025

A Butte designer made a replica of a T-Rex skull, believe it or not, on a 3-D printer, and now the public can get an up-close look at it at the Butte Public Library.

Ranchers concerned about impact of Montana State University animal exclusion fence on elk herd

The school’s annual Sundae Day has been happening on the 100th school day for nearly five decades.

While the fires are now mostly contained, there are still thousands of individuals displaced and looking for help. Among the chaos, there are Montanans who are doing what they can to support their California neighbors.

This year, grizzly bear cubs George and Willie made the decision.

Montana Grizzly head football coach Bobby Hauck and his staff officially reloaded the 2025 roster with 36 new faces on Wednesday, adding a balanced haul of transfers and high schoolers with 17 incoming freshmen and 19 players from the collegiate ranks.

For years now, Montana has been dealing with inconsistent high-mountain snowpack to the detriment of agriculture, river health, and wildfire mitigation. Some believe it’s time Montana addresses this issue through a process known as cloud seeding.

In Montana, delivering news can be challenging for media outlets, especially in rural areas. MTN met up with the people in charge at a pair of weekly newspapers who are managing to navigate the obstacles.

Helena's Florence Crittenton Family Services are turning the Lewis and Clark fairgrounds into a forest this evening for their twenty-second annual Paint the Town Pink benefit.

On Friday, the Montana lawmakers weighed in on one of the most debated issues of the 2025 legislative session, Medicaid Expansion.

"They're incredible animals, and the celebration of them is to watch them in competition," said Roy Etnire, the president of Montana Sled Dog Inc.

After a series of storms to kick off February, there's a healthy amount of snow on the ground with more accumulation likely through next week.

Media Arts in Public Schools or MAPS began 21 years ago and has three studios in Lewis and Clark County, Fort Belknap, and Ravalli County.

A federal judge has paused President Donald Trump's buyout deadline, which would have given federal workers until Thursday to decide whether to resign and receive pay through September or stay in their position but risk possible layoffs.

House Bill 247, which would repeal dueling penalties in Montana, is part of the legislature’s regular work identifying unneeded and out-of-date Montana Code.

Lawmakers considering different options for cutting Montana income taxes