Sheridan county fire officials report some 700 cattle were moved Monday from the Bighorn National Forest summer grazing area to their winter grazing areas with the help of a convoy of cattle trucks.

A growing number of schools in Montana have switched to four-day weeks since the pandemic. A new report from University of Montana researchers shows shorter weeks may hurt student performance and school budgets.

The former head of the Montana Highway Patrol is suing the state’s attorney general for wrongful discharge.

Bozeman’s local ski hill, Bridger Bowl, was recently recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with a pollution prevention award.

Every year as summer turns into fall, we experience the beauty of leaves changing colors. A Yellowstone County extension agent provides an in-depth look into why leaves change colors and the science behind the beauty of autumn.

Yellowstone National Park, is known for attracting tourists from around the world. Recently people from all around the world, who now live in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho gathered right outside the park’s entrance, to become American Citizens.

A hands-on learning center for Bozeman kids closed its doors after more than 20 years in the community.

The postal service plays an important role in handling ballots between voters and the election office. At the same time, they are struggling to hire.

Montanans are no strangers to the sight of a wheat field, with more than 5 millions acres of wheat planted annually across the state. But one acre of wheat in Bozeman asks people to look at it with a different lens: that of a work of art.

Adrienne Mayor speaks September 19 at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman on Mythic Creatures. Her talk looks at mysterious things found in nature that might have led prescientific and indigenous people to believe that dragons, unicorns, sea monsters and other fantastic creatures of myth and legend were somehow real.