BILLINGS — Walker Olson's lifting partners were trying to convince him. One was athlete Jack Ryan, a Montana football commit.

Several large-scale developments underway have the potential to generate momentum in one of Montana’s slowest-growing large cities.

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Montana residents are seeking oversight of data center construction by putting voter initiatives on the ballot this year. In ...

Some Montana legislators want to expand state funding for public transportation projects and a recent public survey that came ...

Congressional District Democratic candidate Russell Cleveland, who took third during the June primary election, is assembling a business leader coalition backing the Montana Plan, a citizen initiative ...

The Lima Mountains are seen from Dell, a town over, on March 9, 2026. Senior class trip: They drove to the Pacific Northwest with Mr. Greg Iverson, their English teacher and superintendent, exploring ...

RE:PUBLIC reports on Idaho's PAC for Public Lands, which targets political candidates' stances on land conservation, ...

The United States is one of the most visited countries in the world, but for many international travelers, it can also be one of the most surprising. From enormous food portions and sprawling highways ...

Electrifying everything sounds like the obvious path off fossil fuels, but it requires critical minerals we can’t source ...

BILLINGS — A mouse darting across the floor isn't something most shoppers expect to see during a Target run. But health inspection records obtained by MTN News show rodents have been an ongoing ...

America’s housing crisis is devastating tens of millions of middle- and working-class tenants. They can't afford unfair, ...