Montana Highway Patrol welcomed four new troopers at a graduation ceremony in Helena on Wednesday.The troopers were part of the 80th MHP Advanced Academy and we

A former high school wrestler is suing the Kalispell school district for allegedly retaliating after he reported a sexual assault.

Medical scans are now as easy as a stop on the drive through north Kalispell with the addition of an imaging center located off U.S. Highway 93 right under the city’s water tower. The new Montana Imaging Center (MIC) offers low-barrier MRI and CT scans,

A bill to require the Office of Public Instruction to create human trafficking curriculum passed the Senate this week — after a debate over whether it pushed a “woke” agenda. Sen. Susan Webber, D-Browning,

Logan Health in Kalispell successfully performed Montana’s first minimally invasive brain tumor procedure in December, using cutting-edge robotic laser technology.

Flathead Valley Community College’s Culinary Institute of Montana will hold five Chef's Table dinners this February and March. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at 9

GasBuddy.com reports that average gasoline prices in Montana have jumped 7.7¢ per gallon in the last week, and currently average $2.86 per gallon as of Monday, January 20, 2025. Gas prices are now 10.8¢ higher in Montana than a month ago, and 0.9¢ per gallon higher than a year ago.

A unique theater and public dialogue program from the University of Montana is set to tour across the state, focusing on behavioral and mental health issues. The

Read on to discover some of the best things to do in Montana. Established in 1910, Glacier National Park is sometimes referred to as the Crown Jewel of the Continent. Here, you'll find an abundance of glaciers,

Welcome to Medicine Rocks State Park, a hidden gem that’s about to rock your world. Nestled in the southeastern corner of Montana, just a stone’s throw from the tiny town of Ekalaka, lies a geological wonderland that’s been millions of years in the making.

Medicine Rocks State Park is about as far off the beaten path as you can get without actually leaving the country. It’s located about 25 miles north of Ekalaka, which itself is about as far from anywhere as you can get in Montana. The journey there is half the fun.

Laws and regulations adopted by Montana and Idaho lawmakers to reduce wolf populations were "at odds with modern professional wildlife management," according to the USFWS.