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Storied American flag makes stop in Montana en route to D.C. for America 250th celebration

A storied American flag made a stop at the Montana State Capitol on Monday en route to Washington, D.C., to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in July. The project, called Flag Sojourn 250, launched on Flag Day, June 14, 2025, and is a partnership between the National Flag Foundation

Four wildfires in Lewis and Clark, Jefferson counties were human caused, officials say

Four wildfires that started last week in Jefferson and Lewis and Clark counties were human caused, including three started by escaped debris burns, Department of Natural Resources and Conservation officials said. Most of the fires are mostly contained after cooler weather over the weekend, but firefighters were still on the

Bullock, Tester, Racicot rally Montanans, blast Trump and talk Bodnar Senate run

Beers and friendly jabs were flowing as three former icons of Montana politics took the stage in front of a full and fawning bar crowd in downtown Helena on Thursday. Jon Tester and Steve Bullock, two of the last Democrats to hold statewide office, and former Gov. Marc Racicot, a

Montana's constitution celebrated at first Montana Constitution Day in Helena

The legacy of Montana's 1972 state constitution was celebrated in Helena this week for the first Montana Constitution Day at the Montana Heritage Center. On Friday, a presentation was given by Anthony Johnstone, a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in which

'The Montana way': Missoula World War II veteran honored for service in Iwo Jima

81 years ago, teenager Ron "Rondo" Scharfe piloted a troop carrier full of Marines toward the shores of Iwo Jima amid the final stages of the Pacific Theater in World War II. But before the carrier could land, it hit an underwater obstruction, sending the ship forward. Scharfe

Board of Public Education suspends former Clinton teacher’s license amid criminal trial

The Board of Public Education voted unanimously on Thursday to suspend a former Clinton educator’s teaching license after he was charged with two counts of sexual abuse of children. Prosecutors allege in December Cody Davis, 42, sent inappropriate messages to an undercover law enforcement officer posing as a 12

East Helena man charged with vehicular homicide DUI after crash; motorcyclist victim ID'd

An East Helena man was charged Friday with one count of vehicular homicide while under the influence after allegedly striking a motorcyclist with his vehicle at the intersection of 4th Street and W. Riggs Street. The motorcyclist died of their injuries. Paul Michael Bushnell, 46, was charged in Lewis and