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The bill raises taxes on working class Americans. The bill spends billions more of your taxpayer dollars, as government spending fuels the inflation that is driving up the cost of practically everything you buy. And Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) just voted over the weekend to put the bill across the finish line.

A precious little boy professing his love for corn is currently winning the hearts of the collective internet.

One person was sent to a Billings hospital late Friday (8/5) after a shooting near the Shrine Auditorium.

Bikers headed to Sturgis this weekend should dress for a cold, wet ride and monitor the forecast.

No matter where you travel across Montana and North Dakota you'll see the combines rolling. It's payday for farmers after a year of waiting for the crop to come in.

Bozeman is growing. Billings is growing. Missoula is growing. Kalispell is growing. We get it. But why are city budgets growing even more astronomically? Our chat with Frontier Institute CEO Kendall Cotton.

Oddities, antiques, and other curiosities. We found a little bit of everything during a recent visit to the newest thrift store in Downtown Billings.

Billings Police are on the scene of another fatal motorcycle wreck that occurred just after noon today (Friday 8/5).

"I'm just like my dad," she told the audience after she was overcome with emotion.

Top that? Challenge accepted.

MISSOULA – Carissa Russell wants to work with communities to improve the health of minority populations. This realization hit her while working toward an undergraduate degree in public health at the University of Montana. An incoming senior from Portland, Oregon, Russell paired her major with a minor in Spanish. This academic ...

Carrie Underwood will kick off 'Sunday Night Football' yet again this year.

Today, the City of Billings announced traffic on 24th St W and Rosebud Drive will begin experiencing delays Monday, August 8th through Friday, August 12th.

Governor Gianforte promoted his apprenticeship program, the affordable housing initiative, and the recently formed Montana Housing Task Force.

Throughout my thirty years here in Montana (and a few years total spent in the summers of North Dakota), I have encountered some stellar food options!

Normally I give you answers. Today, I have none. Perhaps you can explain why gas is 40 cents per gallon cheaper in Forsyth than in Billings.

Skinned, stretched animal remains abandoned in the Idaho woods leave questions and uneasy feeling.

If you're travelling the Hi Line along Montana's Highway 2 in the days ahead, make sure you give a honk and a wave to "the cycling grandmother" who is raising money to support the kids of fallen Special Operations service members.

When it comes to days gone by here in Montana, we all have fond memories. However, what from the past would Montanans like to see return? Here are the Top 5.

When they say "Montana is for badasses" this is one more reason why: Willie Blazer. An Army Ranger, a Green Beret, and an all around great guy who started Willie's Distillery in Ennis, Montana.

We're not sure why Laurel is named "The City of Lights" on a billboard near Billings, but we've got some theories.