Another chain that announced bankruptcy and has recently announced store closings is Joann, the fabric and craft chain with locations in Montana. They have announced the closing of 533 stores across 49 states,

Bitter cold temperatures are gripping Montana, with Missoula experiencing a chilly 12 degrees below zero under clear skies. Billings is slightly warmer at three degrees, while Bozeman faces a frigid

An extreme cold warning remains in effect through Thursday morning for southwest Montana, including Bozeman, Dillon, and West Yellowstone. Wind chills are expected to plunge to 40 below

Efforts to freeze funding and reduce the workforce at the U.S. Agency for International Development have impacted a woman in Bozeman who has spent years fighting the spread of malaria.

In its motion to intervene, the Montana Sierra Club defended the 2024 Yellowstone bison plan, which increases population objectives from 3,000 animals to 6,000.

MONTANA - The Treasure State is experiencing bitterly cold temperatures this week, with areas like Bozeman seeing lows of 22 below zero. Missoula is slightly warmer at five below, while

Montana State head men’s basketball coach Matt Logie joins Colter Nuanez to break down his team’s matchup against league-leading Montana on Saturday night in Bozeman. Logie is 1-3 against Montana in his career at MSU.

Democratic leaders at the Montana Capitol said this week the federal job cuts by the Trump administration are harming the state’s people and economy.

Montana head coach Travis DeCuire is nearing UM's all-time wins record in the men's basketball program, something that has come with plenty of memories over his tenure.

MONTANA - Warmer temperatures and gusty winds are expected to impact Montana, raising concerns about potential ice jam flooding.

Looking for a way to warm your heart, feed your belly, and bust a few moves on the dance floor? Saturday night, the African Student Association at

Meanwhile, a former U.S. Forest Service technician who was laid off as part of the cuts at federal agencies said fewer workers on trails means more human waste at outhouses and debris across trails. The letter from Rep.