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It is a medicine which has been used for centuries, and is still available at drugstores today. Know what it is? Let’s take a look at its history.

As spring moves toward summer, the outdoor concert season in western Montana is heating up.

Gov. Greg Gianforte officially signed two key bills into law. Now, it will be up to state agencies to put the tax plan into action.

Although the weather has been getting warmer, there is still a lot of work to do on one of Montana's most iconic highways before tourist season hits.

The University of Montana and Blackfoot Communications have launched a partnership to strengthen cybersecurity defense in rural areas of Montana.

Insurance companies doing business in Montana won’t have to provide coverage for hearing aids after Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoed House Bill 607 earlier this month.

It was a lovely spring afternoon, April 28, 1925. The temperature was expected to reach 65 degrees. Downtown, at the Missoula Masonic Temple, a former nun by the name of Sister Lucretia was scheduled to speak. More than 200 women turned out for the event, “some in sympathy with her message and some opposed,” according to local press reports.

Calling it the first of its kind in Montana, a group of Broadway veterans and investors plan to open a 47-acre film and television campus in Missoula on the former Roseberg property, with a ribbon cutting planned this week.

The health of the Missoula's Valleys rivers has improved, but as the population grows and more people turn to summer recreation, the need to manage the resource also grows.

In order to qualify for the new incentive, districts will have to provide a base teacher salary of at least $41,613 for the 2026 fiscal year – increasing year to year after that.