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Hiker Dies In Cliff Fall Near Libby During Snowshoe Peak Descent
A hiking accident near Libby has claimed the life of a young man from Spokane during a descent from Snowshoe Peak.

Denton Teacher Wins $75,000 Harbor Freight Tools Award
Ty Neal's vocational program at Denton Public Schools just got a major boost, winning $75,000 from Harbor Freight Tools for teaching excellence.

Great Falls High Is Honoring Its First-Ever Legacy Alumni Class
Great Falls High is honoring its inaugural Legacy Alumni class, featuring nearly 50 former Bisons whose accomplishments span more than a century of school history.

Dolly's Imagination Library Surpasses 1 Million Books in Montana
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library's responsible for delivering millions of books to children around the world. Here in Montana, one lucky child received the millionth book in the state.

What Montana Medicaid Recipients Need to Know About the New Rules
Nearly 71,000 Montanans face new Medicaid work requirements. Here's who is affected, what counts toward 80 hours and what happens Oct. 1.

Hockey Scholarship Started in Memory of Great Falls Man
The loved ones of Tanner Rust, who recently passed away, are starting a GoFundMe to launch a hockey scholarship in his honor.
The Origins of the Central Montana High-Risk Unit
Cascade County Sheriff Slaughter reveals the origins of the Central Montana High-Risk Unit and how it came together.

Why Feeding Bears Can Be Dangerous In Montana
Fourteen black bears were euthanized north of Bozeman after becoming food-conditioned and habituated to people, showing the danger of feeding Montana wildlife.

The Great Falls Tribune Has A New Owner
Great Falls has a new owner for its longtime newspaper. After years of declining local coverage, readers are waiting to see what happens next.

How To Tell If Your Ebike Is Street Legal
Two simple rules determine if your ebike is actually street legal in Montana. Missing either one means trouble.

The Small Montana Data Centers You Need To Know About
While massive AI data centers get attention, smaller Montana facilities are already being built, raising new concerns about property, noise, wildlife and electricity prices.

Montana Governor's Mansion To Be Demolished After 60 Years
Montana is moving forward with plans to demolish a 12,000-square-foot former governor's residence after years of costly repairs.
