Tribe Checking Damage From Sewer Spill Near Glacier
Tensions are rising on the Blackfeet Reservation as a sewer system failure sends officials scrambling to protect public health and water resources.
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USFS Pours Huge Dollars Into Montana Rural School Funding
Montana communities are getting a much-needed boost with millions in federal funding set to improve education and public services. This is a win for rural life.
Zinke Steps Aside From Montana Congressional Seat
Montana's political scene just got a shake-up with Congressman Zinke's surprising retirement announcement. What does this mean for the upcoming election?
University of Montana Enrollment Bucking National Trend
Spring is in the air at UM, and it’s bringing a fresh wave of students
Need a Job? These Montana Counties a Struggle for Work
Montana's job market tells quite a story: some counties thrive, while others struggle. Can you guess which ones are at the extremes?
Weekend Invasion Gets Expected Montana Response
Montanans are weighing in on the latest military moves in Venezuela, and opinions are all over the map. It's a tale of divided perspectives.
A Bit of Help for Failing Montana Bridge
A million dollars set aside for a bridge, but the real price tag is a staggering 35 million.
Do This Or Your Montana Vote Won’t Count
As the election nears, a new voting requirement is raising eyebrows and concerns about ballot rejections—especially when every vote really counts.
Montana News Roundup: Summer Returns Quickly This Week
The mountains have seen quite a mix lately—snow one moment, sunshine the next. It’s a reminder of just how unpredictable spring can be.
Proposed Public Land Sale Sparks Backlash—Here’s Where Montana Stands
With over 250 million acres on the chopping block, the fight for Montana’s public lands is heating up. Local voices are rising in a call to action.