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He came to the shelter under the saddest of circumstances, and now this six-year-old Pit Mix is just waiting for someone to show up with a kind word and maybe a treat.

Eighty-five thousand veterans call Montana home. That's not a small number, and one local organization is making sure those folks know they're not going through hard times alone.

Montana's fall forecast points to cooler, wetter weather in the west and warmer conditions in eastern Montana as the Old Farmer's Almanac releases its autumn outlook.

Jason Allen Lehman, 50, admitted to federal drug and gun charges after investigators intercepted mail packages containing thousands of fentanyl pills sent to his West End Billings home.

Feeling nostalgic for VCRs, cassette decks, and old-school radios? Yellowstone E-Waste is opening its warehouse to the public before moving locations, with vintage electronics and thousands of remotes for sale.

Sean Graves is adding another spot to his Billings lineup — and this one's got a dance floor, live country music, and Montana beef on the menu.

A look at recent arrests by the Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office, including charges of domestic abuse, child endangerment during a DUI, and weapon possession during a busy week of nearly 600 emergency responses.

No motorcade, no warning — just a former president pulling up to a small-town Montana pharmacy like it was any other afternoon.

The Billings Mexican Fiesta returns July 18 for its 72nd year, bringing food trucks, live music, folklórico dancing, vendors, family activities, and a car show to historic South Park.

A massive new study on fraud and daily deception reveals that Montana is actively defying national trends as one of the most honest states in the entire country.

Big Sky is setting the bar high for home prices in Montana, but what does that mean for the average family trying to find a place to live?

Two women face decades behind bars following their roles in a calculated plot that led to the fatal stabbing of a Billings man.