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When grief hits home, knowing what to do next in Montana can shape everything that follows. Discover the first steps that matter most after loss.

It's baffling how some adults forget basic safety when surrounded by nature's wonders. Just wait until you hear what a kid had to say about it.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.

A Billings bail bondsman pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors said he pressured jailed women into sex in exchange for posting their bonds.

Christina Koch's journey from Livingston to the moon is a reminder of how far we've come—and how far we still want to go.

Big changes are coming for the U.S. Forest Service, and it’s more than just a move on a map. Let’s talk about what this means for our community.

Montana festivals are expanding with Moosh Fest, a cosmic music festival in Boulder blending live music, art, camping, and “frequency healing.”

A Billings man will serve five years in federal prison after being convicted of sexually abusing a young girl in two separate incidents dating back to 2019.

A Montana-based bank just earned global recognition for the fifth year in a row… and it’s the only one from the state to make the list.

New federal loan changes could make grad school harder to afford for Montana students starting in July.

Yellowstone National Park opens April 17 with select entrances. Spring weather, road conditions, and bear safety are key for visitors planning trips.

In a world filled with distractions, this Lockwood High senior is showing what it means to lead and excel.