A Montana man who broke his back at the gym claims it was the result of faulty equipment. NBC Montana previously reported Robert Daley is seeking damages for th

COLUMBIA FALLS — Rory Wells was working his daily routine, feeding his family’s horses and moving hay around inside his barn in Columbia Falls on Jan. 17 when something went terribly wrong. “And he bent over to pick up a pallet and 13 bales of hay came over on top of it," said Rory's dad Bob Wells.

Montana, known as Big Sky Country, is a state of stunning natural beauty, mountain ranges and a growing population. The largest cities in Montana are characterized by a mix of historic charm and modern development,

MONTANA - A warming trend is bringing sunshine and rising temperatures across Montana, providing a welcome break from the cold. The state is experiencing mostly sunny and dry conditions, with

The Montana Imaging Center, located just next to the water tower on U.S. 93, offers both magnetic resonance imaging, also called an MRI, and computerized tomography scans, also known as CT using Canon brand machines.

Logan Health in Kalispell successfully performed Montana’s first minimally invasive brain tumor procedure in December, using cutting-edge robotic laser technology.

Logan Health Hospital in Kalispell is celebrating the completion of a successful brain tumor treatment that was performed in December.It's the first minimally i

GasBuddy.com reports that average gasoline prices in Montana have jumped 7.7¢ per gallon in the last week, and currently average $2.86 per gallon as of Monday, January 20, 2025. Gas prices are now 10.8¢ higher in Montana than a month ago, and 0.9¢ per gallon higher than a year ago.

MONTANA - Extreme cold weather is set to impact Montana this weekend, with Arctic air bringing temperatures down to single digits and potentially dangerous wind chills.

More than 60,000 new businesses were created in Montana in 2024, setting a new state record. That’s according to a report released last week by the Montana Secretary of State.

On Thursday, the Montana House and Senate voted on seven Republican-sponsored bills that would make changes to the state’s judicial branch and legal system.

The House Fish, Wildlife and Parks Committee this week advanced a pair of bills that aim to aggressively reduce wolf populations in Montana. As originally proposed — it was later revised by the committee — House Bill 222 would establish an open season for wolf hunting and trapping until the population reaches 600 animals.