After a record-breaking year at the Darby Rodeo Arena, Cal Ruark was looking for something new to offer rodeo fans this upcoming summer. He found that in a challenge between a hometown bull and bull rider at this year's Twisted Nut Festival bull riding event.
Those of us who love sitting in a duck blind at the edge of a marsh are likely to find that the experience is much more than a pursuit of waterfowl. We find that our batteries are recharged by enjoying a view of the sun rising with a misty fog gently peaking above the cattails, or the almost…
It’s been less than two months since Ravalli County started its first treatment court that aims to break the cycle of addiction, crime and incarceration. District Judge Howard Recht feels like he’s already seen its potential.
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County officials say they haven't received any response from Gov. Gianforte about $143.4 million in federal money that's supposed to help with…
During the last week, at least 47 more Montanans died from COVID-19, bringing the total to 2,259 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
