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A feature film shot in Billings almost two years ago gets a rare in-person world premiere at a film festival in April. -
Montana Department of CommerceMore than a dozen movie and TV productions filming on-location across Montana will share half a million dollars in grants from the Montana Film Office. The Big Sky Film Grants promote tourism and the state’s filmmaking industry.
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A self-described white nationalist content creator living in Libby has been fined nearly $10 million for hundreds of illegal robo-calls. The Federal...
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The coronavirus pandemic has moved many faith communities to swap in person worship and activities for remote or steaming opportunities. Important holiday traditions have given them an opportunity to be creative. -
The potential spread of COVID-19 has put the damper on many holiday events across Montana. But symphonies and chorales statewide are finding new ways to make the season bright.
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Jewish people in Montana and around the world will be celebrating Yom Kippur this Sept. 27 and 28. Two Montanans share what it means to celebrate one of the most sacred days of the year in Judaism, virtually.
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The Montana International Film Festival is underway in Billings with more films than ever before but under a different format thanks to health precautions spurred by the coronavirus pandemic.
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As longtime volunteers grow older, many want to take a step back to allow for more travel and leisure time. What will volunteer organizations do to fill the void, and how can we keep older volunteers active? Many communities are struggling to find an answer.
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Community members in Billings are painting a mural in the historically low income side of the city in order to bring people together at a time when many of us feel farther apart than ever.
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With familiar mastery, Russell Rowland, the author of In Open Spaces and Fifty-Six Counties , returns to rural Montana to explore a small town torn...
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The coronavirus has brought change to faith communities across the state and the world. Churches that closed down during the spring are now holding in person worship either inside or outside, streaming or both. One denomination, by cancelling in person events, has managed to virtually unite their members simultaneously this summer.
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The Montana Historical Society received a $50,000 grant last week to produce a short documentary about the history of African Americans in Montana.
