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Right now is actually the perfect time to plant trees around Great Falls, even better than spring for getting them established.

Fourteen black bears were euthanized north of Bozeman after becoming food-conditioned and habituated to people, showing the danger of feeding Montana wildlife.

Montana is moving forward with plans to demolish a 12,000-square-foot former governor's residence after years of costly repairs.

While massive AI data centers get attention, smaller Montana facilities are already being built, raising new concerns about property, noise, wildlife and electricity prices.

Winter's coming, and Great Falls nonprofits are rallying to address homelessness head-on with a public awareness event next month.

Soy sauce does not need to be in your fridge. Turns out, several other everyday staples you're chilling don't need to be there either.

West Nile virus has been confirmed in mosquitoes collected southeast of Simms. No human cases in Cascade County yet, but health officials want residents paying attention now.

West Nile virus is now confirmed in Montana. Here's what officials say about mosquito risks, symptoms and how to protect yourself.

That bedroom fan keeping you cool this summer might actually be making your allergies worse, especially if the blades haven't been cleaned in a while.

Even with your neighbor's blessing, a new fence can still stir up hard feelings. Turns out, outdoor home projects create more conflict than most people expect.