Trude's Winchester Magnum accidentally discharged in a Helena parking lot and killed his hunting partner in October 2018

The ruling does not shut down work that has begun at the U.S.-Canada border crossing in Montana

Local manufacturing companies are switching gears to make facemasks and face shields for frontline workers and the community

The 45th annual festival will be postponed to Memorial Day Weekend 2021

The Abbie Shelter has opened its Facebook page for survivors seeking help who can’t call while home with abusers; officials expect a surge in calls after pandemic

Alternative Easter egg hunts and online services helping churches stay connected to congregations during pandemic

State-Fish Art contest and CAPNM Art Calendar Contest promote fun projects for students at home amid school closures

Local businesses are experiencing increased seed and vegetable sales as people turn to gardening for therapy, activity and to create their own food supply

Ordinance allowing city to access emergency funding in response to COVID-19 draws protests

Local recovery programs are adapting with Zoom videoconferencing

Whistling Andy Distillery and The Good Stuff Botanicals in Bigfork have joined forces to create alcohol-based hand sanitizer

The 73 Guardsmen will be deployed to 17 locations in 11 cities

Schweyen was an All-American basketball player at Montana and was an assistant to coach Robin Selvig before being named head coach

Along the northern border, a Canadian company says it will start work this month on the disputed Keystone XL oil pipeline

Galleries, museums and studios are adjusting to social distancing by using online platforms and curbside service to keep the art community engaged