State champions Jayce Belzer and Payton Tryan were crowned on day two, along with the Billings Senior girls and Missoula Sentinel boys repeating as team champs. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
In September letters with a list of demands, congressmembers alleged that "radical environmental groups" were unjustly profiting from taxpayers. Four of the 19 groups now under investigation are in Montana. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Bullock was effectively the last holdout from the old guard of Montana Democratic politics to declare his support for Bodnar, following U.S. Sens. Jon Tester and Max Baucus. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
On March 4, police responded to a shooting on Reserve Street to find a man dead and surrounded by bail bondsmen from Billings. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Since buying the building in 2007, the nonprofit Ole Beck VFW Post 209 hosted live music, comedy and poker in the bar until they closed in February. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
"The landowner had gone outside to investigate noises coming from his property when he encountered the bear at close range," FWP spokesperson Malia Freeman wrote. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
In Glacier National Park, septic systems at popular campgrounds, an aging bridge deck along Lake McDonald and chimney inspections won’t be funded after recent moves by the National Park Service. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
The city plans on constructing almost $8 million in improvements to three sections of Miller Creek, and some existing residents might have to pay for it. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Kyle Austin, the Billings pharmacist who previously ran for office as a Republican, thinks voters will embrace his status as a political outsider and lifelong Montanan. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Three years after the Forest Service rejected a proposed tram line to the top of a prominent mountain outside Hungry Horse, a national hospitality company has revived the controversial project. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Larry Flynn has been at the transportation department for more than 30 years, including leadership roles in operations, finance and policy. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
The debate expanded into discussion on whether the city should continue a "car-centric" approach to growth or if the city's code as been too restrictive . ➡️ Find link to story in bio
"It's sad," said one Montana mortgage lender. "I had a girl at my desk today who was no longer qualified for something she wanted to make an offer on." ➡️ Find link to story in bio
Montana's western congressional district looks ready to hold up its promise as the state's most competitive district. Both candidates say it's a good thing. ➡️ Find link to story in bio