Up in the 406

In the summer of 1924, the Sheridan brothers took a seven-piece orchestra on a statewide tour including performances in Butte, Anaconda, Helena, Bozeman, and a number of small towns near Missoula. By then, they were promoting themselves as having the “oldest organized dance orchestra in the Northwest.”

No. 3 Montana advanced to the quarterfinal for the 16th time in program history on Saturday with a dominant 50-29 win over No. 14 South Dakota State.

The Montana Grizzlies got the Jackrabbit off their back in a big way on Saturday, exploding for over 550 yards of total offense while holding the prolific South Dakota State offense to just 61 rushing yards for a dominant 50-29 playoff win.

Politicians, philanthropists and an excited public are celebrating the opening of the Montana Heritage Center, a $107 million project showcasing the state’s history.

A 27-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday on several charges stemming from a downtown shooting, including Assault with a Weapon and Criminal Endangerment.

Gov. Greg Gianforte encourages Montanans to take to their public lands and harvest their own tree to spruce up the holidays

The Minneapolis band come out of the pandemic with a renewed awareness of the importance music played in their lives and the deep friendship for each other.

Travel with us, back in time, to the early spring of 1925, when a sordid love triangle in the small community of Plains, Montana generated headlines across the country.

By virtue of its 31-28 victory over Montana on Saturday in the 124th Brawl of the Wild, the Bobcats earned the No. 2 seed for the upcoming FCS playoffs. The announcement was made Sunday during the FCS Football Selection Show on ESPN.

In the biggest game of the year, it was those few plays that made the biggest difference as No. 3 Montana State upset No. 2 Montana 31-28 in a Griz/Cat thriller in front of a record crowd at Washington-Grizzly stadium of 27,340.