Friday marks an important day for members of the LGBTQ+ community, as October 11th is National Coming Out Day.

Lewis and Clark County sent out mail ballots Friday, just before we hit 25 days until Election Day on Saturday.

The City of Helena, the Montana Department of Transportation and BNSF recently took a set toward making an underpass at the intersection of N. Montana Ave. and the train tracks a reality.

Hank Muntzer of Dillon was sentenced to 2 years in prison for his actions during the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot on Thursday.

St. Peter’s Health is hosting its third annual Housing is Healthcare summit this week to provide education to the community.

Carroll College achieved an 81 percent rate, far exceeding the 43 percent national average for medical school placement rate.

This week, former Helena rural fire chief Frank Dahlquist accused of assaulting police during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot pleaded not guilty to the federal charges at arraignment.

East Helena Public Schools are exploring options for a four-day school week, and initial discussions will occur during their Monday night school board meeting.

Nearly five hundred second grade students in the Helena area had the opportunity to visit the fire department and learn about fire safety for fire prevention week.

The family of 27-year-old Meghan Rouns is sharing her story to help the community better under who she was.

Credential Authentication Technology also known as CAT-2 is identification technology that is being installed by TSA at airports across Montana, including Bozeman's.

Bus driver shortages are impacting communities all across the country and that’s no different for places like Boulder and Montana City.

According to Lewis and Clark County Sheriff/Coroner Leo Dutton, the body of Meghan Rouns was recovered from the Missouri River.

On Monday, searchers brought in specialized dogs from Gallatin County to try and locate Meghan Rouns by scent.

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) continues their work on Custer Ave. and Montana Ave. in Helena, as part of the Custer Avenue Signals Project (CASP).

Search and rescue teams, the Sheriff’s Department, and numerous volunteers continue the search for a 27-year-old woman, who went missing on Friday, October 4th.

There will soon be two new members of the Helena Police Department patrolling the streets, but they are not your typical police officers.

Aside from the numerical meaning it also represents the clinical decision tool to help identify non-accidental injuries in children.

Wendy was the rock of our station, a friend and an amazing human being. She worked for the station for almost three decades.

MTN's Ryan Burg sits down with Townsend Rotary President Doug Sitton on the history of the Townsend Rotary Fall Fest, and what it takes to put it on each year.