Great Falls facility becomes one of only three commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel producers in North America

Using water policy to back-door price controls isn’t conservatism—it’s progressivism.

Nearly 4,500 hunters visited check stations during opening weekend despite weather challenges, with mixed harvest results across western regions

Westside neighborhood sees a variety of incidents, including thefts and disturbances.

City has spent over $20,000 in recent cleanup costs around Poverello Center facility

Campaign features Anaconda resident who lost life savings to fake DEA scammer

Healthcare-law enforcement collaboration delivers more than 200 comfort bears to children in crisis as Montana addresses persistent domestic violence challenges

Two-week crisis ends with system restoration, but boil advisory remains as $21 million infrastructure replacement moves forward

$1.1M federal grant eliminates testing bottleneck that forced Montana companies to seek services elsewhere

The Trump administration is currently facing legal challenges regarding the president’s birthright citizenship executive order.

Senate President reserves first bill for 2027 session following controversial educator conference recordings

Multiple Incidents of Disturbance, DUI, and Camping in City

Extensive early morning incidents followed by steady activity

Numerous patrol checks and vehicle-related incidents dominate the day.

Numerous Incidents of Theft and Suspicious Activity Reported

Extensive Police Activity Focused on Traffic and Patrol Incidents

Traditional wheat trade relationships provide foundation for Montana’s emerging technology diplomacy in Asia

A well-intentioned water measure in my hometown turns access to basic infrastructure into a price-fixing mandate—guaranteeing less housing, not more.