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Texas man gets jail time for walking off boardwalk in Yellowstone National Park

A Texas man will have to spend some cold hard time in prison for what he did to a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park. Eric Bedient, 50, of Frisco, Texas, pleaded guilty to walking off the boardwalk in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. On March 31, he was sentenced

150th Anniversary of the Little Bighorn Film Festival to be held at Art House in June

This June is the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, and you can expect events all summer all over the Montana plains. One of those is the 150th Anniversary of the Little Bighorn Film Festival, which will be held at Art House in downtown Billings on June

Amazon scouts Helena for a distribution center. Neighbors are rallying against it.

The global online retailer Amazon has its sights set on Helena for a potential distribution center, city officials confirmed Thursday, but staff warn it's very early in the process. Still, neighbors are already rallying against it. The proposed warehouse would be near Mountain View Meadows, city documents show.

Gold mining company courts local support for its plans near the Blackfoot River

LINCOLN — Company officials hoping to develop a gold and silver mine near the Blackfoot River have embarked on a charm offensive in the nearby town, aiming to overcome the industry's environmentally checkered history in the region. The Montana Department of Environmental Quality in March issued a draft environmental

UM students ask finalist candidate for president about DEI, green investments, tribal relations

University of Montana students asked finalist candidate for president Jeremiah Shinn about transparency, student relationships, energy efficiency and green infrastructure, and tribal relationships during a Q&A session on Tuesday morning. Shinn, current interim president of Boise State University, visited campus this week as he looks to fill the

Judge partially reverses order in Mineral County sheriff Brady case, sets evidentiary hearing

After years of drawn-out litigation over whether the Mineral County sheriff committed misconduct while working for Lake County, a judge ruled on Monday that everyone needs to get in a room together and spend a day going over all the evidence before he decides whether there was misconduct or

'Facing headwinds': Finalist for UM president says he's ready to tackle higher ed challenges

Jeremiah Shinn, a finalist candidate to be the University of Montana’s next president, told community and faculty members he is ready to tackle the challenges of higher education leadership at a Q&A style discussion on Monday on campus. Shinn, who is currently the interim university president at