By Courtney Kibblewhite, Northern Broadcasting Seth Bodnar, an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, said Montana families are being failed by partisan politics and believes the state needs an independent voice
Warm Winter Worries Montana Farmers By Courtney Kibblewhite, Northern Broadcasting Montana could see a more active summer storm pattern this year, but drought conditions and wildfire concerns remain major challenges
As Montana’s 2026 primary election season heats up, internal divisions within the Republican Party are drawing increased attention—prompting Greg Gianforte to call for unity and active voter participation. [caption id="attachment_62902"
AI’s Rapid Rise Brings Opportunity—and Uncertainty As artificial intelligence continues to advance at a rapid pace, questions about its long-term impact on jobs, energy, and public policy are taking center
Attorney general says Gallatin County violated state law by refusing cooperation with federal immigration authorities. By Ken Adelblue, News Director Helena, Mont. — Attorney General Austin Knudsen has invoked supervisory
As the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn approaches, tribes from across the Northern Plains, and the National Park Service, are preparing for a large gathering of
Story By: Cody Ross, News Producer HELENA, Mont. — As Montana enters the height of signature-gathering season, several high-stakes initiatives are seeking a place on the 2026 ballot, each with
Focus on meat processing and rural business growth A regional official with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) says new federal loan programs and regulatory reforms could help expand small
Firefighters are responding to two separate wildfires burning on the Custer Gallatin National Forest in south‑central Montana, one prompting evacuations near Red Lodge and another smoldering in remote terrain south
By Tom Schultz, Voices of Montana MONTANA - April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and advocates across Montana are emphasizing both prevention and recovery efforts for children and families impacted
AI’s Rapid Rise Brings Opportunity—and Uncertainty As artificial intelligence continues to advance at a rapid pace, questions about its long-term
Attorney general says Gallatin County violated state law by refusing cooperation with federal immigration authorities. By Ken Adelblue, News Director
As the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn approaches, tribes from across the Northern Plains, and the
Story By: Cody Ross, News Producer HELENA, Mont. — As Montana enters the height of signature-gathering season, several high-stakes initiatives
Focus on meat processing and rural business growth A regional official with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) says new
Firefighters are responding to two separate wildfires burning on the Custer Gallatin National Forest in south‑central Montana, one prompting evacuations
Yellowstone County District Judge Michael Moses has ruled Montana is prohibited from enforcing several election-related bills enacted last year. Northern News Network’s Eric Young reports.
Many of Montana’s conservative elected officials are signing onto a letter requesting a special Legislative session to re-draw the five Public Service Commission districts but
Montana won’t switch over to a new statewide voter management system until a later date, Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen announced Monday. The move follows
