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Deanna Limberhand is one of the many indigenous women in Montana who have either been murdered or are currently missing.

The Lewis and Clark County Commissioners have approved construction of a playground to be paid for by a youth baseball league and a service organization at a park that serves

BILLINGS — Over the past five years, Billings Clinic has distributed over 5,000 stickers detailing symptoms of a heart attack. The stickers, included with every snow shovel purchase, urge you

Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) is a national program that raises consumer confidence by offering proper management techniques and a commitment to quality

The mission of the Stillwater Historical Society is to collect, preserve and share the rich history, art and culture of the Stillwater County area, through the Museum of the Beartooths.

If you're like me, the end of the fair officially makes me think of what sort of Montana outdoor activities that I want to do before the snow flies.

BOZEMAN, Mont. - Montana Shakespeare in the Parks (MSIP), an outreach program of the Montana State University’s College of Arts & Architecture, announced in a release the upcoming Shakespeare in the Parks season will feature productions of "A Midsummers Night’s Dream" and "Cymbeline." MSIP “After enduring a year of uncertainty, we are so thrilled to be looking toward our 2021 season where we’ll be able to once again engage our amazing communit...

15 Two-Year-Old Hereford Bulls – $4,410 13 Registered Bred Hereford Heifers – $2,662   Warm weather and sunshine were on order March 5, 2021 for the fifth Annual L Bar W Cattle Company Production Sale. The Walen and Loyning families have worked hard to quickly build a reputation for offering some of the best Hereford genetics in the breed to their customers. L Bar W is committed to not only offering great cattle but great customer service. Congratulations on a great sale! Lot 32 at $20,000...

The National Weather Service has revealed the official snowfall totals from this past weekend, and there's no doubt winter arrived in Billings. All at once.

PAUL HAMBY Steven Studer kept to himself for most of his life, but before his death in March he planned on having some company. The veteran of the U.S. Army who served in Operation Desert Storm lived on several acres tucked into the mountains near Nye. He raised cattle while living in a dirt-floor home that he built himself, and wanted to turn his ranch into a destination for those leaving the military and transitioning to civilian life. A fatal wreck in March cut that ambition shor...