A new billboard has gone up near the intersection of 24th and Grand, however, this one isn't trying to sell you something but instead hopes to spread a message of love.

Rep. Kelly Kortum, D-Bozeman, addresses the House Business and Labor Committee during a Monday hearing of House Bill 484.

A new billboard has gone up near the intersection of 24th and Grand, however, this one isn't trying to sell you something, but instead hopes to spread a message of love.

BILLINGS, Mont. – The outdoor rodeo is set to make its return to the Magic City on August 14 during the Montana Fair. Yellowstone County Commissioner John Ohlstrom announced the event, emphasizing its ...

Tariffs are one of the most talked-about policies of President Donald Trump’s new proposals, but a new report indicates that ...

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Legislature-authorized grants for several of Montana’s most prominent arts organizations are in limbo as a result of an ...

A winter storm continues to impact the Treasure State, with the National Weather Service reporting 6.2 inches of snowfall in ...

Intermountain Health uses investing power to benefit the communities it serves; Underserved Montana populations and small ...

Male finalists are: Tommy Mellott, football, Montana State, Butte; Junior Bergen, football, Montana, Billings; Weston Timberman, rodeo, Clarendon College (Texas), Columbus; Ben Perrin, U.S. Olympic ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Billings issued the advisory, which runs from 8 p.m. Wednesday to noon Thursday ...