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Republican lawmakers accuse the Montana judicial branch of misconduct, a decision made that will affect cannabis business in the state and latest number for the U-S population is out.

A plan for tax cuts revealed, a bill prescribed to cover a year’s supply of birth control, and the state’s first indoor butterfly garden takes flight.

A factory closure announcement shocks workers, free mental healthcare supports veterans, and tax credits bring relief to Montana families.

Facilities accused of abusing children face more oversight, horses euthanized and events canceled due to an equine virus, and changes considered to marijuana regulations for both medical and recreational pot.

Lawmakers call for garbage regulations to be trashed, balloon bickering continues over China's intentions, and optimism expressed over a popular summer concert series continuing.

Montana legislators consider thousand of new bills, a traffic accident kills more than a dozen wildlife, and Montana’s busiest airport braces for end-of-the-holiday travelers.

Marijuana dispensaries in Bozeman lighting up after limits are lifted, the state's hot real estate market not so hot for grizzly bears, and your last day to visit Montana’s historical society is coming up.

A plan to ease the housing crisis in Big Sky needs more cooperation from home owners, the Bozeman Public School District needs to make big budget cuts for next year and an Indigenous opera singer hopes her new song will be a new anthem for Yellowstone National Park.

Residents in one southwest Montana town question whether or not they can afford to stay there, suggestions for coping with increased depression during the winter months shows success, and residents in West Yellowstone work to build a hospital closer than fifty miles away.

It's Tuesday, Jan. 3. Montana Republicans are at odds over a legislative rule change, Bozeman’s public bus system clears an election hurdle, and a Helena woman recounts her time volunteering in Ukraine.