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The Spring Home Improvement Show is coming up March 6-8 at Montana Pavilion / Expo Center in MetraPark, where more than $30,000 in grand prizes will be given away.

You won’t see many people in Missoula wearing masks to protect against coronavirus, but the Missoula City County Health Department is ready with information for those who are concerned.

This week's featured pet for Wet Nose Wednesday is Clover. She's a one year old wire-haired pointer mix who is available for adoption at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

The wide-ranging agreement includes at least $28.7 million in community development funding over the next 25 years.

The park agency is already taking public comments for an environmental assessment and plan that would make communications improvements for both park staff and the visiting public.

Trumpeter swans are on the state’s species of concern list, according to Montana Field Guides’ website.

Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) landed a big endorsement in his 2020 re-election campaign for the US Senate. The Iron Workers District Council of the Pacific Northwest recently sent out a press release announcing their endorsement.

Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY), the lead Democrat in the United States Senate, traveled to Montana last weekend to pressure Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) into running for the Senate in the 2020 elections.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox said on Tuesday that the State of Montana will be joining 35 other states in an investigation of the e-cigarette manufacturer, JUUL.

The United States' top health officials are warning that Americans should prepare for serious disruptions to their lives from the coronavirus here at home.

Need a trip to the beach? Okay, so it's not an actual beach, but there will definitely be a beach-like atmosphere this Saturday (2/29) at the Double Tree Hotel during the Family Promise of Yellowstone Valley annual fundraiser.

The case against Trandahl began when a former client said that rather than counseling her, Trandahl talked about her own family issues and her efforts to regain custody of her children.

Krakauer, the author of “Into the Wild” and “Into Thin Air,” took officials to court over their denial.

About 200 people attended a weekend vigil for a 12-year-old Montana boy who was beaten to death earlier this month.

The so-called non-discrimination ordinance was rejected in a 7-4 vote by the Billings City Council, as council members decided not to take up the issue following a lengthy public comment session.

She's 18 years old, a senior at Billings Senior High School, and she's running for the Montana Legislature. Mallerie Stromswold is running as a Republican in House District 50, challenging the self-described "Democrat Socialist" who currently holds the seat.