Montana News

Think you spend too much time scrolling? Wait until you see how many videos your fellow Montanans are watching every single day and which city tops the list.

A federal case tied to Montana is shedding light on an illegal eagle trafficking operation that stretched far beyond the state and raises serious questions about who was involved.

If you’ve got an Echo sitting on your counter, you might want to check your settings. Alexa has a sneaky way of giving away what’s inside those packages especially when little ears are listening.

Scammers are getting bolder in Montana, using new tricks to target small business owners, seniors, and families struggling with debt. Here’s what to watch for before you answer that next call.

If you’ve noticed your paycheck shrinking while your insurance bill keeps growing, you’re not alone. A new report shows more Montanans are struggling to afford healthcare, even with coverage through work.

Montanans are rethinking Black Friday. With rising prices and fading trust in big sales, more are shopping early, spending less, and choosing local, meaningful gifts over impulse buys and crowded aisles.

If you’ve got dogs you already know how those puppy eyes come out the second the Thanksgiving turkey hits the oven. But before you slip them a “harmless” bite from the table, there are a few things to know.

Thanksgiving travel can be unpredictable, and new data shows Montana ranks among the most dangerous states to drive in during the holiday.

After more than 200 years of weather forecasts and folksy advice, the Farmers’ Almanac will publish its final edition in 2026 , closing a historic chapter that’s touched generations of Montanans.

Montana’s Insurance Commissioner is cracking down on companies accused of limiting access to Medicare plans and warns that unfair practices won’t be tolerated.