As more people are getting out to enjoy the summer heat and enjoy Montana’s great outdoors, it is important to be aware of the dangers on and off the trails.

Providers say House Bill 924 should make a difference for those who face financial and technical difficulties in trying to meet the growing needs of families in their communities.

N. Last Chance Gulch, which used to house Our Place drop-in shelter for the homeless, will be renovated into Montana High ...

Less than 24 hours after the lone head baseball coach in program history departed, the Helena Huskies wasted no time making a ...

About: Located just outside Glendive, Makoshika is Montana’s largest state park and features pine and juniper trees on its ...

Montana National Guard soldiers and airmen freshened up their wildland firefighting knowledge this week at Fort Harrison in ...

Newly released law enforcement footage shows the arrest of Christopher Martinez Marvan, a Helena man and Mexican national, after a stop by Helena Police Department and U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

A case of mistaken identity in Helena led to the detention of Christopher Martinez, a local resident and Mexican citizen.

As organizations across Montana are continuing to look at what impacts the state could see from the federal “One Big Bill,” leaders with the Montana Food Bank Network say they have concerns.

The 130-year-old Baxendale Schoolhouse provides a year-round preservation classroom where people are leaving their mark on ...

A Helena man detained by ICE on July 1 could not present a driver's license to law enforcement and was deported multiple times before his latest arrest, the U.S. attorney's ...

When President Donald Trump signed HR 1 – also known as the “One Big Bill” – into law last week, it formalized some big changes ahead for Medicaid programs, including in Montana.