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Montana Grizzlies QB Keali’i Ah Yat, coming off 4,000 yards and 33 TDs, is ranked just 7th in 2026 FCS QB rankings, sparking debate among fans.

Montana stargazing is about to peak as a rare comet and the Lyrid meteor shower light up the night sky this week across Big Sky Country.

One of the nation’s longest running student-organized powwows will be held this Friday and Saturday, April 17-18 at the University of Montana Adams Center.

A long-awaited homecoming is on the horizon for Butte, as a local hero returns after decades. The community is ready to pay their respects.

The troopers shot and killed a fugitive after he opened fire on them.

As mail declines and online billing grows, Montana residents face security risks, slow internet, and tough choices between digital payments and traditional mail.

A Missoula County Sheriff's Office Detective requested assistance to stop a vehicle.

It's shaping up to be quite the marathon season in Missoula—more runners than ever are ready to hit the pavement and soak in our stunning scenery.

Governor Gianforte has secured federal disaster declarations for Montana which could bring much-needed relief to areas still recovering from last December.

A stolen 96.3 The Blaze banner from a 2010 Hell Yeah show just showed up on Facebook Marketplace, and the story behind it is almost too good.

Dennis Washington ranks #22 on Forbes self-made list, highlighting his Montana roots, Missoula ties, and global construction empire.

Montana Dance Team wins 2026 national championship, Griz Pom Dance victory, College Classic results, Division I small school title.

The crash occurred Friday afternoon and the shooting occurred just after midnight on Saturday.

Montana gas prices continue to rise at an alarming rate.

With just 300 beds available for women inmates, Montana is at a crossroads. A big investment is set to reshape the future of correctional facilities.

After a wet December, Flathead Lake is on the rise again—what a turnaround from last year's struggles. Let’s dive into the details.

A popular video game is turning Yellowstone National Park into a full-scale battlefield, and it might make more sense than you think.

Montanans share what they love most about Montana, from wide open spaces and mountain views to community pride and 406 Day traditions.

When a national park's feature is described as being one of the most dangerous natural features in the world, mischief is not taken lightly.

Missoula hikers are discovering hand-carved chairs on Blue Mountain, a peaceful hidden spot offering views, reflection, and connection.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.