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Daylight Saving Time ends next weekend

Millions of Americans will turn their clocks back by one hour next weekend, as Daylight Saving Time will end on Sunday, November 3, 2024

Montana Renewables to receive a billion dollar loan to increase production

A Montana fuel company will receive a billion dollar loan from the federal government to increase its production. Local communities hope these funds will enable the company to dispose of its waste differently.

A 911 caller found his friend’s body in Montana and thought he was the victim of a bear attack. Police now say it was a homicide.

The last time anyone heard from Dustin Kjersem was the afternoon of October 10, when he climbed into his black Ford F-150 and headed to a remote campsite in the Montana wilderness. He had made plans to meet a friend the next day for a weekend of camping and other outdoor activities.

Concordia College creates partnership with Montana school district

Concordia signed a memorandum of understanding Wednesday, Oct. 16, in Billings. The partnership is with the Billings Opportunity School, a recently created charter school that will be used for “mentorship and individualized hands-on and project-based learning,” according to a release from Concordia.

Montana Tech installs new flag display that highlights state's federally recognized tribes

Montana Technological University has installed a new flag display in its Student Union Building that highlights the eight federally recognized tribes in the sta

Chilly temperatures and gusty winds expected in Montana and Wyoming

MONTANA - Temperatures are starting off cold in Montana and Wyoming, with a chilly morning setting the stage. Many areas are experiencing below-freezing conditions, with dry weather and leftover fog

Possible bear attack was actually vicious murder, Montana investigators say

Investigators are asking for help solving a "vicious" murder in a remote camping in Montana that was so brutal a 911 caller had reported it as a possible bear attack.

Montana teen charged in connection with September assault

Jake Kraus was attacked by three people while walking home in downtown Great Falls on the night of September 8, 2024.

FWP plans celebration at Missouri Headwaters

The acquisition of this parcel by Missouri Headwaters State Park has been a goal of the family and park staff for many years, and we’re so thankful to the family and our part

250 Montana health care providers show their support for abortion access

More than 250 Montana health care providers have signed a letter in support of protecting abortion access in the upcoming election.

Montana’s New Grizzly Bear Plan Says It’s Ready to Take Back Management from the Feds

Montana wildlife managers released a new plan that would guide the state's management of grizzly bears should the species be delisted.

Lynch, Swanson tango to be new chief justice of Montana Supreme Court

The lack of an incumbent in this year's Supreme Court chief justice race has drawn partisan groups into the fray.

A Candidate for U.S. Senate Says He Was Shot in War. Was He?

Tim Sheehy, a Republican running for U.S. Senate in Montana, says he has a bullet in his arm from Afghanistan. But new questions have been raised about his account.

Holy Rosary Healthcare celebrates opening of cancer center in Miles City

Holy Rosary Hospital celebrated the opening of the Helmsley Cancer Center in Miles City. Patients will no longer have to travel to Billings, which is important for expenses, support, and treatment.

Cold start this morning, fall-like weekend weather

Patchy fog and cold temperatures this morning arcross western Montana. Otherwise, ample sunshine today with high temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Another hard f

Yellowstone Season 5 Recap: 3 Things to Know Before Part 2

It has been two years since Yellowstone Season 5 Part 1 was released and fans have been eagerly waiting for the next installment to release. Now, in 2024, Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 is set to make a release on November 10,

Montana guard Money Williams steps away from team in wake of mother's passing

Sophomore guard Money Williams is taking a leave of absence from the Montana men's basketball team in the wake of his mother's death on Oct. 12.

Montana Free Press / ICT Indigenous Montana Legislative Fellowship

Supervisors: Kolby Kickingwoman/Brad Tyer Location: Helena, Montana Position Type: Full-time, temporary fellowship (January—May 2025) Department: Digital Salary: $17/hour ($680/week), a housing stipend of $600 per month, with an additional $1000 relocation allowance if moving to Helena and health insurance (medical, vision, dental)

Winter Storm Warning Issued For 3 States: 'Drive With Extreme Caution'

National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists issued a winter storm warning for three states this week as winter-like conditions could disrupt travel. The warning was issued for parts of Colorado, Utah and Montana. The winter storm was expected to bring heavy snow and strong winds to mountain areas across the Western states.

Montana Man’s Death First Thought To Be Grizzly Mauling, Now Suspected Murder

A grizzly attack was initially suspected in the death of a Montana man found dead in his tent Saturday. But on Wednesday, authorities announced

Two Montana students receive perfect ACT scores

According to Rath Education Group and PrepScholar, less than one percent of the 1.3 million students who took the ACT in 2021 and 2022 received a perfect score.

The Edge of Infinity: artist Chance Robinson stares into the stars to paint surreal scenes

For twelve years, Chance Robinson has lived among the stars; for the last two, he has painted what he has seen through his telescope, bringing inspiration from the cosmos to the canvas.

'She was a smiling bright light': Helena woman who died on horseback ride buried at Fort Harrison

Meghan Rouns' funeral service was held Thursday and started with a horse-filled procession to Fort Harrison with riders from around the state who honored her love for the animals.

Butte Sheriff candidate found in violation of campaign finance laws

In developing election news in Butte, a candidate for city-county sheriff has been found to be in “serious violation” of state campaign finance laws.

The race to replace Arntzen

O’Brien and her supporters have likewise painted Hedalen as the out-of-touch candidate, attempting to tether her to Arntzen’s embattled administration by virtue of her roughly year-long stint in 2018 and 2019 as Arntzen’s deputy superintendent and her Arntzen-esque campaign rhetoric about keeping “indoctrination” out of public classrooms.

Montana Renewables gets $1.4B commitment from federal agency

The loan guarantee will help finance the expansion of a renewable fuels facility in Great Falls that will utilize vegetable oils, fats, and greases to produce sustainable aviation fuel

Montana Jordan teases the third ‘Big Bang Theory’ spinoff show: ‘It’s a mystery to me too’

We all know the storyline is that Georgie gets married a couple times, but whether it’s with Mandy the next couple times, we don’t know. We’ll have to watch and find out,” said Montana

Stay On A Working Cattle And Bison Ranch In Montana

Bring the whole family on a ranch vacation in Montana where you'll go horseback riding, fly fishing, and sport clay shooting. It's an adventure of a lifetime.

Montana Senate Candidate Tim Sheehy's Opinions Are Straight Out Of Project 2025

Let's begin in Montana, where incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Tester is in a life-and-death struggle with Republican Tim Sheehy, who is a piece of work. This week, Sheehy unburdened himself on the subject of public education. From the Daily Montanan:

UM Western invites students to Fall Preview Day

The University of Montana Western is inviting high school students to its Fall Preview Day.The day is anintroduction to UMW’s campus life and academic program

Long-awaited moisture for Montana is finally here

Southern Montana is expected to experience more rain and snow. Winter storm warnings and advisories cover most higher elevations. Highs in lower elevations will only reach the 40s and 50s.

HD83 Candidate Profile: Wes Feist, Republican

HELENA — The Republican candidate for House District 83 is Wes Feist. Feist, who is born and raised in East Helena, told MTN he is running for the legislature because he wants to make sure children have access to educational opportunities, limit government reach and protect access to public lands.

Flathead Warming Center gets day in court, to remain open during day

A federal judge granted the Flathead Warming Center's request for a hearing at the federal courthouse in Missoula on Oct. 25.The city of Kalispell confirmed th

These two Montana students aced the ACT

Students rarely earn a perfect ACT score, but two Helena public school students recently received that perfect 36.

Montana Jordan Says Fans Shouldn’t Be Worried About Georgie and Mandy’s Future Despite Show Title (Exclusive)

Montana Jordan explained to Us Weekly why he wasn't concerned about 'Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage' ending in divorce for the main couple

Governor candidates talk taxes, economy, housing and more during their only debate

The Democrat and Republican competing to be Montana’s governor debated for the first and only time Wednesday. The hour-long matchup was hosted by ABC/ Fox-affiliate NonStop Local.

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