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A Butte man finished his epic canoe trip to the Pacific Ocean which began in the Mining City at Silver-Bow Creek.

With well-wishers cheering from the bank in mid-May, Robert Lester and his cousin Braxton Mitchell shoved off on the first of 52 days of paddling and walking to the Pacific Ocean.

Two canoeists covered 1,300 miles in 52 days, starting on Silver Bow Creek in Butte and finishing at the mouth of the Columbia River.

Two canoeists covered 1,300 miles in 52 days, starting on Silver Bow Creek in Butte and finishing at the mouth of the Columbia River.

With well-wishers cheering from the bank in mid-May, Robert Lester and his cousin Braxton Mitchell shoved off on the first of 52 days of paddling and walking to the Pacific Ocean.

Her teaching methods could be considered “drag story hour” in which she is a “drag queen” or “drag king” under Montana law.

A transgender woman, the owners of an independent bookstore and an educator who teaches in costume are among those challenging Montanas first-in-the-nation law that bans people dressed in drag from

A coalition of 10 ranging from a public school teacher to a brewery have filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging Montana’s expansive “drag ban” law, which not only outlaws

The state of Montana is facing a new lawsuit just months after it became the first state in the nation to enact a ban on Drag Queen Story Hour.

Social media posts claim the death rate from Covid-19 among the Amish in the US is significantly lower than the general population since they did not follow pandemic mitigation directives. This is misleading; researchers say available data shows the religious community was also hit by the coronavirus, leading to excess deaths.