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Blessing given on Park & Main in Butte on the eve of St. Patrick's Day

A crowd descended on Park and Main late Monday afternoon as Butte officially kicked off the 2026 St. Patrick's festivities with a St. Patrick's Eve blessing from Father Patrick Beretta of Butte Catholic Community North. Speakers also included Butte-Silver Bow Chief Executive J.P. Gallagher,

Gas prices continue to rise in Southwest, U.S. during conflict

(The Center Square) - Gas prices continued to rise across the nation as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran went on past its second week. Since the conflict started on Feb. 28, the average cost for a gallon of gas has increased by nearly 75 cents. With no sense of

Middle East war: global economic fallout

Middle East war: global economic fallout

Here are the latest economic events in the Middle East war on Monday: - Stocks rise as oil prices cool - Global markets mostly rose as oil prices pulled back, with investors focused on the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf waterway through which a fifth of global crude oil passes, where traffic

Gianforte wants Montana Supreme Court to expedite property tax lawsuit

Gov. Greg Gianforte is asking the Montana Supreme Court to take over a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a property tax bill passed by the 2025 Montana Legislature. In a news release Monday, the governor, a Republican, said he was asking for the state high court to take over in

Gallatin College MSU grant to boost cybersecurity education in Montana

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Gallatin College Montana State University has received a $50,000 Cybersecurity Pathways grant to enhance cybersecurity education across Montana. The grant, part of Montana’s Future at Work program, aims to support educators and help high school students earn cybersecurity certifications, the school announced in a release. Ronda

Montana farmers face rising fertilizer costs amid global tensions

MONTANA — Farmers in Montana are grappling with escalating fertilizer costs as global tensions impact their operations. Steve Sheffels, President of the Montana Grain Growers Association, highlighted the issue's significance. "Fertilizer is by far our farm's biggest cost. It's like maybe 25 to 30%

‘The Neighborhood’ Star Amber Stevens West Shared What Made Her Cry The Most On the Last Day of Filming

Coming into a show that has just a single season left and becoming a major part of the plot might sound intimidating, but not for Amber Stevens West on The Neighborhood. She shared that she cried on the last day of filming, despite only being on the CBS sitcom for