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Pamela Anderson fronts a Canadian tourism push urging Americans to reset up north. Montanans already live that life.

Interstate 90 is gaining a reputation for all the wrong reasons. With the highest fatality rate in Montana, the statistics tell a sobering story.

Western Montana’s Beard and Mustache Competition returns to Missoula with bold beards, creative mustaches, and local pride on display at Highlander Brewing.

Missoula opens its snowplow naming contest as January warmth replaces snow, skiing, and icy roads across Western Montana.

The Missoula County Attorney’s Office filed six new felony complaints this week.

These mysterious creatures have co-parenting figured out.

Montana native Jake Sanderson will represent Team USA in men’s hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, marking a major moment for Whitefish and U.S. hockey fans.

A Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Deputy was dispatched to a report of a stolen vehicle.

Political buzz is in the air as Seth Bodnar considers a Senate run—could this shape the future of Montana’s leadership?

Montana and Montana State renew their historic basketball rivalry Saturday in Bozeman as the Griz and Cats meet for the 311th time with Big Sky standings at stake.

Montana is being targeted for major AI data centers, but water use and drought concerns are sparking pushback in rural communities.

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte celebrated ten winners of his fourth annual Youth Hunting Story Contest in a ceremony at the State Capitol.

Ali Larter’s love for Idaho runs deep, where the mountains are majestic and life feels refreshingly real.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The full lineup for the Wilma Theater in 2026.

A collaborative effort is keeping Montana mussel-free.

Montana shoppers buy more tortilla chips and less ranch dressing as Super Bowl food trends reshape Big Game menus.

Missoula’s Fire on Ice hockey fundraiser returns to Glacier Ice Rink, featuring local firefighters, raffles, and support for kids and wildland firefighter charities.

On January 14, 2026, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen released the following statement.

In a neighborhood where nature meets suburbia, the presence of feral horses has stirred quite the conversation among residents. Let's take a closer look at the reactions.

Montanans shared how warm they keep their homes during a mild Montana winter, revealing thermostat settings from 60 to 86 degrees.