Lee, Montana's biggest newspaper company, will grow its footprint to nearly all of the state's major markets with the acquisition.

Upper Seven Law announced that 24 "unlawfully detained individuals" had been released from the Cascade County Detention Center. More are expected to be released as the court considers further petition...

An orthopedic surgeon, Greg Tierney was the clinical leader at Benefis through challenges like COVID and an external financial fraud case that involved hospital leaders.

Benefis Health System in Great Falls brought in a traveling cardiologist, and paid her handsomely, to ‘stabilize’ its emerging and troubled TAVR program that faced criticism from other doctors.

Benefis Health System in Great Falls brought in a traveling cardiologist, and paid her handsomely, to ‘stabilize’ its emerging and troubled TAVR program that faced criticism from other doctors.

For the 10th time, here are the Portlanders who use the most water.

Once known as the "landless Indians," the tribe aims to build 115 homes, adding to a growing portfolio of completed and prospective real estate projects around Great Falls.

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center remains a big tourism draw, but its three remaining full-time employees are set to leave with no current plan to replace them.

In southeast Montana, ‘salt flats are getting bigger,’ wreaking havoc on crops, fisheries and rural livelihoods.

Former cardiologists and family members of a deceased patient question why and how people were routed to the hospital's now-paused TAVR program.

Former cardiologists and family members of a deceased patient question why and how people were routed to the hospital’s now-paused TAVR program.

Follow along for Montana voting updates, results and campaign trail insights.

Years after county officials stripped election duties from the office, concerns remain over how current staff manage core record keeping duties.

Judge sides with Roberto Orozco-Ramirez, an undocumented immigrant from rural Montana, calling Trump administration’s interpretation of the longstanding immigration law “erroneous”

Actions like Roosevelt County Sheriff Jason Frederick’s are becoming more common as the Trump administration detains more undocumented immigrants without criminal histories.

We polled Montana voters on an array of issues. Results will roll out the week of March 2.

With about a week to go for local candidates to file for office, two former Libertarians and a former Democrat have filed to run as Republicans in 2026. The moves add to an increasingly crowded primar...

School board considering levy options.

While local officials haven't indicated any action related to federal enforcement, residents lined up to voice concerns during a public meeting.

The cost of rent for the land under the homes at Golden Estates Mobile Home Park has nearly doubled in one year of new ownership.

Roberto Orozco-Ramirez’s detainment has brought the Trump administration’s national immigration crackdown to a small, conservative town in Montana. As community members rally to support their neighbor...

The program aims to educate a pipeline of young teachers ready to join the Great Falls Public School District.

Before federal authorities detained him, Dakota Wheeler worked for years at a Great Falls senior living home without legal resident status.

OWATONNA — People who followed a local event listing for an open house at Frank Gehry’s Winton Guest House Saturday arrived to see that nobody was home.

Ann Hermes spent six years documenting American newsrooms, from Juneau to St. Louis, forming a witty and elegiac portrait of local journalism in action.

'Unpopular choices' ahead with city’s parking fund losing money each month.

We visited the Billing Livestock Commission to try to understand what a $4/pound cow looks like as beef prices in the U.S. reached record highs.

Choosing groceries over rent, selling old toys, avoiding car repairs. Here’s how some Montanans navigated the lapse in SNAP benefits.

As small colleges across the country see market challenges, the university will also lose a major funding source. Now, leaders are strategizing a top-to-bottom restructuring in hopes of saving the sch...

In response to youth suicides, teachers show students the power of headbanging at Fire in the Mountains festival.

Mayor Cory Reeves also won a decisive re-election in Tuesday's municipal election.

MTFP crunched Montana Department of Transportation data to identify crash rates for Montana highways from Eureka to Ekalaka.

Part 3 of The Shelter Gap, a three-part series examining barriers to buying, renting and building homes on reservation land and highlighting the community benefits of secure housing.

Part 1 of a three-part series examining barriers to buying, renting and building homes on reservation land and highlighting the community benefits of secure housing.