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“What’s going to happen, which I think is a great thing, is healthcare organizations have to compete by paying fairly and providing a great workplace culture,” Arzubi said.

Municipal Court Chief Judge Colleen Herrington filed a lawsuit against the City of Bozeman, claiming she is the victim of gender discrimination.

Damon B. Piedalue is being held in the Missoula County Detention Center on a charge of attempted deliberate homicide.

Biologists are set to resume scientific capture operations for grizzly and black bears in Yellowstone National Park as part of 2024 research efforts.

Funded by the Gallatin County Open Space Levy, the projects span across Bozeman, Three Forks, West Yellowstone, Big Sky, Bridger Canyon, and waterways across the Gallatin Valley.

The new nursing education building in Kalispell is one of several being built across Montana.

Viola the elephant was at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman on Tuesday, but you might recognize her from her latest escape act in Butte.

People will soon have the chance to head online and make advance reservations for three popular Seeley Lake area campgrounds.

Billings police continue to investigate the Monday evening death of a man on 15th Street West. Neighbors are left wondering what exactly went down.

Klo's Kitchen offers a variety of sweet treats and has daily breakfast and lunch options. The 17-year-old also takes special orders.

The deceased was a man in his 50s from Billings. Billings police detectives were called out to lead the criminal investigation.

Billings Public Schools held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Billings Career Center in honor of its introduction of eight electric buses to its school bus fleet on Monday.

The Beaverhead County Sheriff’s office reports hay that was donated for the abused animals recently rescued was stolen from the fairgrounds.

Yellow and green trash bags were seen along Bozeman streets as the city kicked off CleanUp Week on Monday.

Top stories from today's Montana This Morning, Tuesday, April 23, 2024 - Latest local news and headlines from across the world.

The vehicles used are known as "hoopties," junk cars often purchased by their drivers for the sport for $1,000 or less.

Prosecutors alleged that Walter was driving the vehicle that struck and killed 29-year-old Kassi McColley, who was walking along East Main Street near the railroad tracks in East Laurel at night.

Trial began Monday afternoon for Darrell Bryant, a man accused of shooting three people last August, including his wife and son.

“It brings back a lot of memories because this was my high school car, until I went into the Army," Korell said.