Jeremiah Jabs, HD 42 candidate, organized a volunteer cleanup effort at the St. Xavier dumpsite on the Crow Reservation. Across the two days Jabs and his ...

Montanans value the outdoor spaces, small towns, and close-knit communities that make our state unique. That’s why AARP Montana has announced that 14 communities and organizations across Montana will ...

Montana State University administrators, deans, faculty members, staff and student leaders visited eight southeast Montana communities in mid-June during the 13th annual President’s Bus Tour, meeting ...

A rider and horse get ready to charge at the Battle of the Little Bighorn Reenactment.

Lammers Trading Post sponsored the Little Big Horn Days Powwow at the Hardin High School gym, June 25. Drum groups such as Black Whistle, Wranglers, Night Hawk Jrs. and Wolf ...

License plates from across the country filled parking lots and lined roads leading into Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument on Thursday as thousands of visitors gathered to commemorate the 15 ...

MT Shakespeare in the Parks brings Much Ado About Nothing to Hardin July 7. The show will begin at 6:30p.m. in Hardin’s South Park. (If it’s raining, go to the ...

Two handwritten letters from Elizabeth “Libby” Custer will soon go on display at the Big Horn County Historical Museum in ...

A filmmaker is setting out to create a documentary about the operation of Indian boarding schools. Ivan MacDonald, born and ...

North Dakota will recover nearly $38 million from the federal government for expenses related to the 2016-17 protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), following a final settlement announced ...

On July 1, a host of new student loan changes from last year's One Big Beautiful Bill Act will kick in, including the end of a short-lived Biden-era repayment plan, ...

The Town Pump Charitable Foundation is providing $750,000 in grants to volunteer fire departments across the state to help cover the costs of training, equipment, tools, technology, clothing, and othe ...