A Montana man who broke his back at the gym claims it was the result of faulty equipment. NBC Montana previously reported Robert Daley is seeking damages for th

The Department of Commerce is putting $3.2 million of federal funding into four communities statewide.The money will come through the state's Housing Trust Fund

COLUMBIA FALLS — Rory Wells was working his daily routine, feeding his family’s horses and moving hay around inside his barn in Columbia Falls on Jan. 17 when something went terribly wrong. “And he bent over to pick up a pallet and 13 bales of hay came over on top of it," said Rory's dad Bob Wells.

Montana, known as Big Sky Country, is a state of stunning natural beauty, mountain ranges and a growing population. The largest cities in Montana are characterized by a mix of historic charm and modern development,

A 78-year-old man appears to have died from hypothermia after taking shelter from bad weather in a non-running farm truck, Montana deputies said. Lynn Taskila, of Great Falls, was missing for about a month when his body was found Jan. 23 on a farm north of Rudyard, the Hill County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post.

Patrick Mahomes broke a tie with Joe Montana on playoff wins, getting closer to the record set by Tom Brady in the postseason. Patrick Mahomes has done it again. The Kansas City Chiefs star has extended his winning streak in the NFL playoffs,

Dozens of dogs arrived from Southern California to free up vital shelter space for animals displaced by wildfires.

The Montana Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Jan. 26, 2025, results for each game: 01-10-21-28-40, Lucky Ball: 11 Check Lucky For Life payouts and previous drawings here.

People are still hot for hot springs, and various projects are underway this year that will enhance the soaking experience in Wyoming, Colorado

Colorado School of Mines head football coach Pete Sterbick resigned to accept another opportunity in college football, the school said Tuesday.

Families for a Liveable Climate organized the rally in the capitol's rotunda with other groups like the Montana Environmental Information Center, Forward Montana, Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes, and Mountain Mamas. The rally included ten speakers who shared their experiences with how the environment affects their lives.

With the approval of five new applications, the number of charter schools in the state will reach two dozen this fall.