Montana Talks

It was a less divisive time in country music, and even though we bickered about what is and isn't "real country," the assaults were less personal.

A teacher in Billings has resigned, expressing concerns over spending on non-academic programs and urging a stronger focus on academic support.

Easter Sunday is a great time for breakfast with the family and is one of the busiest mornings of the year for Butte restaurants. Looking to take part? Here are some places you'll find ready to serve you brunch in and around Butte this Easter Sunday.

Montana’s outdoor enthusiasts rejoice! Dunham's Sports is opening in Billings, promising a range of gear and competitive prices. Are you ready for the grand opening?

Senator Bernie Sanders ignited passion in Missoula with a rally drawing 7,500 supporters, highlighting progressive issues and a call for political action.

Wondering if Montana is an at-will employment state? Learn about Montana's unique job protections and what it means for your rights as an employee.

Country music has its themes of drinking and carousing sometimes, but the genre is also rooted deeply in the Christian faith.

The ratings are up nearly double!

Ever wonder where that mountain of muffins ends up? Turns out, they’re put to surprisingly good use.

Here's everything fans have been wanting to know about Morgan Wallen's new 'I'm the Problem' album.

Montana's tourist season is heating up! But before you pack your bags, locals have some humorous reasons to reconsider that summer trip.

A top DEA agent says Montana has become a fentanyl pipeline for Mexican cartels. Here’s what that means for the state—and why the danger is far from over.