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Montana law enforcement is calling on the public to help locate a missing elderly woman outside of Ulm.

Governor Gianforte is pushing for Montana to switch to a flat income tax rate by 2027. Governor Gianforte explains by phone how this can help protect Montanans in the future.

Montana's landscape is changing, with data centers popping up in unexpected places. What does this mean for our towns and our water supply?

Montana companies will be receiving the first round of tariff refund checks starting next week. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the first round of checks.

You might think you’ve seen it all, but wait until you hear about Montana’s most unusual town names and their intriguing origins.

Summer's here, and the roads are calling! But if you ride a Harley, you might want to listen closely to this important update.

There's a shift happening in our community, and it's not just in the weather. Local crime tips are down, and that's raising some eyebrows.

Montana officials warn residents that shooting drones is a federal crime, even over private property. Here’s why.

The largest mimosa party in Great Falls is right around the corner. Is there a particular signature mimosa you're excited to try?

As bison face removal from their grazing lands, the debate echoes across the plains, revealing a tug-of-war over our natural heritage.

The Food Safety and Inspection Service have announced a public safety alert for food sold in Montana stores that has been contaminated with salmonella.

In a surprising twist, a couple’s property rights in Glacier National Park have been upheld, raising questions about land ownership and conservation.