Local artist Karen Straight’s wool paintings exhibit will show through the end of March at Paint, Metal, and Mud

The installation of betting equipment began Wednesday, just hours before the NBA suspended its season

Thursday's agreement came a day before a temporary waiver was set to expire

Nine other candidates remain in the running

The campuses will remain open for students and employees will continue to report to work

The Ballot Interference Prevention Act "ignores the everyday realities that face Native American communities”

St. James Episcopal Cathedral in Chicago will host former FVCC art professor’s work through April 12

Property will be zoned for single-family residential homes

Residents appeared at a public hearing to oppose water and sewer rate increases and impact fee decreases

The Rural Low-Income Schools program would have cost as many as 220 Montana schools about $400,000

District Judge John Brown rescheduled the transfer hearing for July 7

Jurors deliberated for just over two hours before finding Green guilty of deliberate homicide

Ryan Hunter and Sid Daoud express concerns at work session, but council has no plans to schedule new vote

Local groups and community members join forces to adopt nonnative waterfowl

CWD is already altering hunters’ habits since its detection in Montana in 2017, and there are worries in the industry over long-term participation declines and economic impacts