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This weekend's heatwave will raise fire potential sharply in Northwest Montana, with the rest of the state following suit in the next few weeks.

Today, let’s look back and enjoy those heady days of the past when weddings, and everything related to weddings, were an integral part of the American newspaper.

Montana’s state health department proposed developing standards for community benefit spending after a 2020 legislative audit found nonprofit hospitals’ reporting vague and inconsistent.

Two national organizations tracking anti-LGBTQ+ acts across the country included two Montana incidents in a report finding more than 350 instances of harassment, vandalism and assault across the country in the past year.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Montana hosted the United Against Hate meeting in Missoula, detailing how they deal with hate crimes.

One expert testified that young people are being harmed by climate change far more than adults are, both physically and psychologically.

The proclamation of an emergency over homelessness and shelter may allow the city to adopt two mills to help fund what some see as a solution, but it will be up to the City Council to levy the tax, the city attorney said Monday night.

An attorney for the plaintiffs argued Montana’s emissions are equal to that of Argentina, Pakistan and the Netherlands, despite the state having only a fraction of the population.

Youth challenge to state’s environmental policy happened in same space where Copper King extolled the virtues of arsenic.

The Montana Supreme Court has rejected a last-minute attempt by the State Attorney General’s Office to stop a lawsuit waged by a group of youth plaintiffs who charge the state has failed to preserve a “clean and healthful” environment for future generations, as guaranteed by the Montana Constitution.