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MT Dems appoint former Sen. Tester staffer as new vice chair after leadership shake-up

The Montana Democratic Party appointed a longtime staffer for former Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester as the new vice chair of its executive board, the party announced in a Friday press release. Bruce Knutson, the former veterans liaison for Tester's office and a veteran of the U.

Evidence points to secret second location plans by data center company eying Butte

There is a little bit of evidence, but no absolute certainty, that a data center company is actually planning two separate huge data centers in Montana but only publicly releasing plans for one. Sabey Data Centers, a company that operates seven massive data centers across the United States, signed a

Billings SWAT search of 89-year-old woman's home leaves frustration and questions

At 5:30 a.m. on Sept. 17, 89-year-old Eva Sigsworth woke up to the sounds of cannons. In Sigsworth’s half-asleep state, she heard voices outside of her South Side house. In a rush, she grabbed her walker and didn’t bother to get dressed to

Nonpartisan courts: Montana campaign cleared to begin signature gathering ahead of 2026

One of the two campaigns to preserve Montana’s judicial races as nonpartisan contests has been greenlit for the signature gathering process. State officials approved the proposed constitutional amendment, now known as CI-131, on Sept. 26, giving the campaign by Montanans for Fair and Impartial Courts a nine-month

Texas man faces charges for allegedly buying poached Montana eagle parts; 3,600 birds killed

A Texas man is facing felony federal charges for allegedly purchasing illegally obtained eagle feathers and eagle parts from two men who poached over 3,600 birds, including eagles, in Montana between 2015 and 2021. John Patrick Butler of Humble, Texas, was identified as a buyer in a federal investigation

Texas man faces charges for allegedly buying poached Montana eagle parts; 3,600 birds killed

A Texas man is facing felony federal charges for allegedly purchasing illegally obtained eagle feathers and eagle parts from two men who poached over 3,600 birds, including eagles, in Montana between 2015 and 2021. John Patrick Butler of Humble, Texas, was identified as a buyer in a federal investigation

Owl Bar owner skeptical of PTSD claims for accused shooter

ANACONDA — Michael Paul Brown walked into the Owl Bar that deadly morning holding a burning pizza box with a fuse-like flame that was apparently meant to be a distraction before he allegedly opened fire, killing four people. David Gwerder, owner of the Owl Bar, said Wednesday that investigators told