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As the number of houseless individuals grows throughout the state, so too does the need for emergency shelter—especially in winter weather.

Grizzly bears often make the news when they do something bad or something bad happens to them. A new book hopes to encourage conversation across the spectrum of people who encounter bears.

Conservation group American Prairie recently made the second largest acquisition in the organization's history.

Newly drawn house and senate districts, were thought to give Montana Democrats the potential to pick up 10 new seats in the House. With finalized results from a recount done December 2nd , they pick up all ten.

Health officials say local numbers in Yellowstone County reflect a nationwide rise in cases of whooping cough.

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House and Republicans taking full control of Congress in 2025, the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion is back on the chopping block.

With the core wildfire season in the rear view mirror, fire officials are taking stock of the summer’s activity. It was marked by intense heat, fast initial attacks on new starts, and a tragic reminder of the dangers associated with fighting fire.

Christmas preparations are just beginning at Montana’s Capitol building and this year’s centerpiece spruce comes from the Mt. Ellis area in Bozeman.

New nationwide data show more Americans and more Montanans in recent years are volunteering through local organizations.