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Ohio man charged with felony after alleged threats to blow up the Helena airport

An Ohio man was charged Thursday with a felony for allegedly threatening to blow up the Helena Regional Airport after getting kicked off a plane for being too intoxicated to fly. Kareem Mashhaad Laws, of Lima, Ohio, was charged Thursday in Lewis and Clark County Justice Court with one count

Efforts to overhaul Montana’s child care industry taking shape, sparking mixed reactions

Coming out of the 2025 Legislature, where child care shortages were framed as one of the most pressing issues facing Montana families, the state government hung its hat on a complicated albeit innovative solution to bolster the beleaguered industry. But the fix — investing a pot of money from which interest

Panama fire outside Cardwell in mop-up phase after burning 598 acres

The Panama fire burning 11 miles west of Cardwell is in mop-up phase, fire officials said Friday. The Montana Department of Natural Resource, who is in command of the fire, revised their size assessment to 598 acres burned. The fire was 25% contained as of Friday morning. Originally reported

Montana industries sue to block ballot initiative on corporate spending in elections

Heavy-hitters in Montana’s industry organizations have sued to block a ballot initiative campaign seeking to ban corporate spending in state elections. The petition filed with the Montana Supreme Court this week claims the proposal violates constitutional free speech rights on which the 2010 landmark case called Citizens United

Federal bill could help Montana passenger rail move forward

The vision for passenger rail through southern Montana is moving forward as the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority pushes for federal support in completing a detailed plan for the new transit service. The rail authority, chaired by Missoula County Commissioner Dave Strohmaier, is partnering with Sen. Tim Sheehy on a

Don Peoples dies at 86; former chief executive remembered as 'Butte's greatest leader'

Don Peoples Sr. remembered for tenacity, love of Butte

'Not giving up hope': Missoula County Sheriff's Office seeking information in 2018 cold case

On March 3, 2018, Susan Wood left her Missoula home for work. She was headed to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, where she was a night cleaner. She didn't own a car, so always walked and took the bus, according to the Missoula County Sheriff's Office.