Montana’s primary election is coming up June 4. That means county election officials across Montana are working to make sure they have the election judges they need to staff polling places this year.

Dr. Maury Irvine, a 100-year-old World War II veteran, received the Congressional Gold Medal, the most distinguished award that Congress bestows, on Thursday, April 25, 2024.

The United States Postal Service says it is investigating a mail carrier who pleaded guilty to assault following an incident in the Helena Valley.

In this edition of Out and About: Get some greenery for the spring season at a plant sale for a good cause, get your weekend plans on track with a railroad fair to wrap up the weekend, and more

St Peter’s Health’s annual HealthyWage 60-day step challenge is now open for registration and the first 400 will be discounted.

Roughly 180 students from across Montana are gathering at the Great Northern Hotel in Helena for the Jobs for Montana’s Graduates IGNITE MT Conference.

United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area recently received a $500,000 donation from an anonymous donor of $500,000, providing them the necessary funding to help secure the Helena Inn.

Abigail Buck is the parent of a seventh-grade student a CR Anderson. She feels the situation was not handled correctly by the school or the district.

The Helena Police Department will get new external body armor plates thanks to a grant from the Mason Moore Foundation.

In an email sent home to parents, Superintendent Rex Weltz said the incident started with administrators investigating a student who appeared intoxicated.

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

The Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response, or CASPER, survey collaborates with organizations like Lewis and Clark Public Health, Pureview Health Center, and St. Peter's Health.

Do not give out your Medicare number over the phone, and read your Medicare summary notices.

Results from a recent survey show that Montanans believe they are worse off, but their support for public lands remains astonishingly high.

The East Helena PTO has been crowd-sourcing funds to help pay for one of two new boilers for Radley Elementary.

FWP says members were selected based on their familiarity with issues involved and their willingness to work with a team and represent each FWP region.

Montana State Professor Daniel Koltz's Mobile Memory Cafe is a classroom on wheels that educates Montana communities about dementia and the importance of addressing it.

For the last few years, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality has been working with schools to help them identify and respond to sources of lead in their drinking water.

Since March, the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office he has received nine tips about internet crimes involving children.

According to the Helena Lewis and Clark County National Forest, this is the first significant human-caused forest fire of the season.