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Montana still allows the death penalty, but its execution chamber is a converted 1960s trailer that hasn't been used in nearly 20 years.

Great Falls has a new owner for its longtime newspaper. After years of declining local coverage, readers are waiting to see what happens next.

Seven Montana organizations will share $14.5 million in VA grants to help homeless veterans and those at risk of losing their homes.

Montana's workforce hit a record high in 2025, while low unemployment, rising wages and strong economic growth gave the state more good economic news.

Great Falls could face a shortage of roughly 6,300 homes over the next decade as new jobs and investment drive more growth.

Montana's new property tax system could mean higher or lower bills depending on property classification, homestead exemptions and taxable value.

West Nile virus is now confirmed in Montana. Here's what officials say about mosquito risks, symptoms and how to protect yourself.

Several Montana scam cases led to more than $1 million recovered by federal officials, while authorities warn fraud continues growing nationwide.

The CDC is investigating a nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers after five cases were reported in Montana.

A failing berry crop is forcing Montana bears to search for new food sources, including garbage, bird feeders, and other human areas.