Several thousand people filled Brick Breeden Fieldhouse for the latest stop in the “This Is the Turning Point” Tour – an event originally scheduled to be hosted by conservative activist Charlie Kirk.| KBZK News
Turning Point USA drew 3,300 attendees to Montana State University featuring Vivek Ramaswamy and Governor Greg Gianforte in packed fieldhouse event.| KBZK News
No parking will be permitted at the cul-de-sac at the end of Duncan Drive during the construction process which is expected to last until mid-October.| KPAX News
Pre-kindergarten classes at Morning Star School went through their normal morning routines, but they had some high-profile guests: Gov. Greg Gianforte and U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon.| KPAX News
The event served as a "one-stop shop" for veterans seeking information about healthcare services, disability benefits, and eligibility requirements.| KPAX News
Violent and graphic videos are increasingly showing up unfiltered on social media feeds, sometimes without warning.| KPAX News
An eerie feeling has settled over Red Lodge after a post was made on Facebook warning people that a woman was attacked on Monday.| KPAX News
Friday is the deadline for public comment on a plan to repeal the 2001 Roadless Rule. The proposal has faced widespread public opposition.| KPAX News
Code Girls United is an organization that teaches girls how to code and eventually create and present an app for scholarship money.| KPAX News
Residents and their backyard chickens are looking forward to the passage of an ordinance that is in the process of approval to allow for backyard chickens in Butte.| KPAX News
Fifty-three names of Montanans classified as prisoners of war or missing in action were read one by one.| KTVH
On Wednesday, Montana Public Service Commission President Brad Molnar, R-Laurel, put forth a motion to withdraw a letter sent by the PSC Response Team to Governor Greg Gianforte.| KTVH
Action Inc., which serves six counties in Southwest Montana, says cuts to federal programs that support working families could leave many without basic necessities.| KPAX News
From an interactive mineshaft to tipis, exhibits are more than just displays; they are the heartbeat of every museum.| KPAX News
A hearing aid client is taking action to reduce the risk of dementia, a disease that one study is tracing to hearing loss.| KPAX News
Butte Commissioner Trudy Healy has been calling for a new ordinance that would ban the practice of unhoused people camping around the city.| KPAX News
Three students were injured, including one who was taken to the hospital, following a First Student school bus crash in Billings on Thursday afternoon.| KPAX News
Officials have downgraded the Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning for residents west of Cottonwood Creek, Dry Cottonwood Creek, and Kelley Creek.| KPAX News
A woman has been charged with aggravated animal cruelty, a felony, in connection with the seizure of dozens of animals in Sun Prairie.| KPAX News
The Helena Indian Alliance has a mission to advocate for Indigenous peoples in the Helena community, but one of their latest projects is bringing that mission to a group over 1,500 miles away.| KPAX News
The Powell County Sheriff's Office has issued an emergency evacuation order for all residents living in an area located south of Helmville on Friday.| KPAX News
According to court documents, a former contractor with Montana political campaigns will admit to embezzling more than $250,000 from her clients.| KPAX News
A decades-long battle is intensifying in Montana's Crazy Mountains as family farms and ranches are increasingly purchased by large corporations and millionaires.| KPAX News
The Powell County Sheriff's Office has issued an emergency evacuation order for all residents livingg in an area located south of Helmville.| KPAX News
According to Upper Sever Law, Christopher Martinez Marvan, 31, accepted voluntary removal to Mexico rather than remain in detention.| KPAX News
A lawsuit filed by the Chippewa Cree Tribe argues that Chouteau County’s current electoral system silences Native voices.| KPAX News
Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke and others removed a provision allowing the selling of public lands in Utah and Nevada from the Big Beautiful Bill.| KPAX News
The state’s first Safe Haven Baby Box is a secure, anonymous way for parents to legally surrender their newborn without fear of judgment or prosecution.| KPAX News
Amid the McAllister Fire’s devastation, local business owners Larry and Terry Shore recount their narrow escape and emphasize the community's resilience and support.| KPAX News
On Thursday, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission made updates to wolf hunting and trapping in Big Sky Country, with changes specifically targeting the most populated areas of the state.| KPAX News
Many in Polson walked to bring awareness to the uptick in fentanyl-related deaths and advocating for those who are struggling with addiction.| KPAX News
A second committee has announced it’s going to try to get an initiative onto next year’s ballot to ensure that Montana’s judicial elections remain nonpartisan.| KPAX News
According to the latest figures, Montana’s unemployment rate was 1.4% lower than the national rate of 4.2% in July.| KPAX News
One of the newer scams deals with cryptocurrency ATM’s, prompting the Billings Police Department to send out a warning.| KPAX News
It’s the one thing most of us carry every day, but now your driver’s license might not be in your wallet at all, but rather on your smartphone.| KPAX News
Butte Law Enforcement shut down a portion of Park Street after a suspected armed man holed himself up in a residence at Park and Clark streets early Wednesday.| KPAX News
NorthWestern Energy replaced the mighty Montana Power Co. in 1997, which was headquartered in Butte for decades.| KPAX News
United States Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz, the keynote speaker at Tuesday’s panel, spoke on a variety of topics.| KPAX News
A shooting that claimed the life of a 19-year-old woman on the Blackfeet Reservation is now moving through the federal court system.| KPAX News
It’s the one thing most of us carry every day, but now your driver’s license might not be in your wallet at all, but rather on your smartphone.| KBZK News
By the time Montana’s 2026 elections roll around, there could be some big changes to the way people in the state vote – if the laws establishing those changes make it through legal challenges.| KTVH
In the coming weeks, voters in several Montana communities will be receiving ballots for city, school and special district elections. Voters in Helena may notice something new on the ballot envelope.| KTVH
On Wednesday morning, a state legislative committee moved forward several of the major tax relief bills stlll under consideration – but not before making big changes to the language.| KTVH
After Wednesday, there are just ten working days left in the Montana Legislature’s 69th session. Property tax relief remains one of the biggest open questions.| KTVH
The search continues for a 58-year-old man who went missing last week after a boat capsized on Flathead Lake.| KPAX News
Around 200 personnel are assigned to the fire, including seven crews with four engines, four water tenders, two helicopters, two dozers, and two skidgens.| KPAX News
Butte Sheriff Ed Lester hopes improved DNA technology and artificial intelligence advances will one day help solve several of Butte's cold cases.| KPAX News
According to Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, the department has never had a chaplaincy program to provide spiritual support and comfort for its employees.| KTVH
Way out in Western Montana, Huson's Lazy Sousa Ranch raises Scottish Highland cows, horses and more.| KPAX News
Kalispell has grown nearly 25% since 2020, adding more residents than any Montana city. Whitefish and Columbia Falls also saw growth.| KPAX News
The Gallatin City-County Health Department reported Monday that all eight cases of measles reported in April have recovered.| KPAX News
House Bill 2’s initial debate on the floor of the Montana House took almost a full day. Things went much faster on the Senate floor Thursday.| KTVH
Monday was the start of what will be at least the last full week of the Montana Legislature’s 69th session – but all indications are that lawmakers will wrap things up even sooner.| KTVH
The bill that would remove the sunset date on Montana’s Medicaid expansion program has passed the Legislature and could soon be on its way to the governor.| KTVH
The state Senate voted one more time on Medicaid expansion as the Montana Legislature continued its second day of marathon debates ahead of Friday’s transmittal deadline.| KPAX News
Advocates have filed a class action lawsuit in federal court, arguing that the state of Montana should allow students with disabilities to continue receiving public education past the age of 18.| KTVH
The film 'She Cried That Day' puts the spotlight on MMIP, an issue that can tear families apart but will never truly break them down.| KPAX News
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Montana announced the departure of U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich on Tuesday.| KPAX News
Much of the debate so far has been on the tax rates themselves, but there are also other ideas for ways to offer residents a property tax break.| KBZK News
This week, leaders with Montana’s judicial branch brought their request – seeking additional funding, particularly to support more judges in Yellowstone County.| Q2 News (KTVQ)
The owners of 4 Daughters Farm in Bozeman are concerned about negative side effects they could face if the plan for a neighboring apartment complex is approved.| KPAX News
