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In 1930, Montana let its schoolchildren choose the state bird, and the Western Meadowlark won in a landslide.

Montana's workforce hit a record high in 2025, while low unemployment, rising wages and strong economic growth gave the state more good economic news.

Rep. Ryan Zinke's new public lands proposal brings wilderness advocates, recreation groups and timber interests together around one plan.

Montana's Big Sky Country lived up to its name when a brilliant fireball blazed across the predawn darkness over Canyon Ferry.

Great Falls could face a shortage of roughly 6,300 homes over the next decade as new jobs and investment drive more growth.

Montana saw more highway deaths this summer, but the full year tells a different story. Overall, roads are getting safer.

Montana officials warn fentanyl is increasingly showing up as powder, making the drug's potency harder to predict and increasing overdose risks.

Rivers Edge Trail lovers, heads up. A section near the Caboose Trailhead closes Monday for bridge repairs. The rest of the 60-mile trail stays open for now.

Herding dogs going stir crazy indoors? Daily walks in fall and winter aren't optional, they're necessary.

On the anniversary of his assassination, Governor Gianforte has officially proclaimed September 10, 2026 'Charlie Kirk Day.'