Dorothy Brophy heads to Butte to learn more about the "ties that bind."
A woman was treated Wednesday for non-life-threatening injuries believed to have been caused by a black bear just outside Glacier National Park.
A judge sentenced a Butte woman to 15 years in prison for fentanyl convictions.
Citizens Alliance Bank has completed its acquisition of Philipsburg-based Granite Mountain Bank.
Butte roofing contractor William Dunmire was sentenced to 15 years in prison for bilking homeowners.
Butte's top official says he supports the LGBTQ+ community and only canceled a recent library lecture because it could violate state law.
The extraordinary move by the local district court to appoint a special election monitor follows two lawsuits and a number of mishaps by the newly elected clerk and recorder.
Declining trout populations in southwest Montana rivers was the focus of a Wednesday night gathering in Butte and state meeting in Helena on Thursday.
A former Butte man accused of raping a young girl in Butte pleaded not guilty to felony charges Thursday.
Someone climbed atop the Steward Mine to disconnect flag cable.
Twenty graduating seniors received scholarships.
Find details on Dillon Library fundraiser and 45th class reunion.
Experts around southwest Montana say that, among the many factors at play, we should look at disease and bureaucratic failures as possible explanations to the declining populations.
A judge sentenced a Butte man to 30 years in prison Wednesday for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in Butte.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks announced Tuesday that it plans to devote resources to investigate declining populations of trout in the Jefferson Basin.
After a historic run that included a national championship, Lindsay Woolley has stepped down as UM-Western's women's basketball coach.
In a 6-1 decision, the Montana Supreme Court denied an 11th-hour attempt by Attorney General Austin Knudsen to cancel a high-profile climate change trial set to begin in Helena next week.
Fishing guides and outfitters alarmed about declining trout populations in the Big Hole River receive no reply from Gov. Gianforte after urgent appeal.
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Dvele held a ceremonial groundbreaking Monday for its planned foundry in Butte's business park.
The May 30 ruling upholding a district court decision was unanimous from the five justices who decided the case.
Federal and state wildlife officials announced plans Monday to proceed with a project to provide dissolved oxygen to Arctic grayling in refuge.
The high-profile climate change case is scheduled for a 10-day trial beginning June 12.
The Butte Rescue Mission's third annual "Week of Compassion" is underway.
Union members rallied Saturday in Butte to protest the alleged lack of opportunity to bid on subcontracts for a Walmart project.
The newly opened Rod Shop in Wise River builds fly rods and offers accessories for catching memories from the Big Hole and other rivers.
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Find details on AWARE anniversary and salvage sale.
'A Walk in Walkerville' is hosted by the Butte Citizens for Preservation and Revitalization.
Cross-border travel is back both by car and boat across the Canadian line through Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park.
According to a release Friday from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, the site is closed by gate along the access road.
Check out how the games turned out.
A new Wyoming venue didn't stop both Montana teams from extending double-digit winning streaks in dominant fashion.
“I think just intermixing and getting to play and see what all of us can do will be really cool.” Helena's Lauren Heuiser
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Experts around southwest Montana say that, among the many factors at play, we should look at disease and bureaucratic failures as possible explanations to the declining populations.
Kevin Cahoon’s career has come full circle with the new musical, “Shucked.” “I started by telling jokes to the rodeo announcer when I was 5 years old,” he says. Now, he’s a one-man joke factory in a show about a small town. Even better? He was nominated for a Tony Award for his work.
A pair of good girls may have found their forever home after a video showcasing their inseparability went viral. Watch the viral video here.
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