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Kratom is legal in Montana, but lawmakers are considering new restrictions, testing, labeling requirements and possibly a complete ban.

Cyanobacteria toxins showed up in Lake Elmo water samples. The good news, cooler temperatures since then could slow things down.

Montana's first winter outlook suggests a strong El Niño could bring warmer temperatures, less snow, and drier conditions. Forecasts remain uncertain.

The Montana Supreme Court is notifying residents of a multi-state data breach that exposed court case information.

Authorities in Montana have been busy cracking down on child predators in the state, putting them behind bars with some facing life terms.

Meet adoptable dogs on the trail instead of behind shelter walls. Hiking Hounds runs through October with spots available.

Montana parents should check Horizon Organic chocolate milk cartons after more than 50,000 cases were recalled over early spoilage concerns.

Red Lodge hosts a ranch rodeo and benefit dinner to support baby Trace Anderson and his family.

Bravo is reportedly developing The Real Housewives of Montana, with casting around Bozeman and Big Sky. Could the show reveal a Montana most of us have never seen?

Think you've got what it takes for American Idol? There's a specific path to get your shot at the big stage.

This year's home show is giving away over 45 grand in prizes, from full exterior remodels down to a cozy fire pit for your deck.

“With the persistent drought, it was essential that we eliminate any roadblocks that threaten the viability of our producers and their operations,” Gianforte said.

A Billings man who tried to swallow fentanyl during a traffic stop has been sentenced to prison.

Downtown Billings is losing its FedEx Ship Center on First Avenue North this September.

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure outlines its water use plans for the Broadview data center campus.

Early snow hit the high peaks on the Beartooth Highway, turning August into a winter preview with slick spots above 10,000 feet.

Rumors point to a Real Housewives franchise in the works for Montana.

Three guys from Montana Tech started lip-syncing country songs in 2021 — and somehow ended up with a million followers, a clothing line, and a reality TV connection.