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That optional $5 add-on during vehicle registration supports Montana’s Shared Use Path Program. Here’s what that actually means.

As summer approaches, many are questioning what the future holds for our forests. The recent USFS plan has raised eyebrows and sparked debate.

Governor Gianforte has secured federal disaster declarations for Montana which could bring much-needed relief to areas still recovering from last December.

An unexpected visitor on Harrison Avenue turned a typical day in Butte into something unforgettable. The fallout? It’s sparking a serious conversation about animal rights.

It's baffling how some adults forget basic safety when surrounded by nature's wonders. Just wait until you hear what a kid had to say about it.

A Billings bail bondsman pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors said he pressured jailed women into sex in exchange for posting their bonds.

A Billings man will serve five years in federal prison after being convicted of sexually abusing a young girl in two separate incidents dating back to 2019.

New federal loan changes could make grad school harder to afford for Montana students starting in July.

A Montana-based bank just earned global recognition for the fifth year in a row… and it’s the only one from the state to make the list.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.