On this edition of Montana Public Radio, a shooting in Hamilton has left one man wounded and another man in custody.
The number of elk in the Bitterroot Valley of western Montana continues to grow.
A Helena teenager has pleaded guilty to stealing a donation box and silver bowl from the Cathedral of St. Helena in January.
The National Park Service is preparing a draft environmental study of how to handle increasing traffic along Glacier National Park's Going to the Sun Road.
A Gallatin County judge has thrown out a lawsuit by a former football coach who was fired by the Manhattan School District.
Vandals have disrupted work to repair Clark Fork riverbanks in Missoula that had been damaged by flooding in recent years.
Commercial passenger traffic in April at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport increased 15 percent over last year.
Archaeologists have been using a drone and fire to help unearth previously unknown information about a unique Native American site in northeastern Montana.
A new judge is presiding over court cases in Missoula and Mineral counties after Judge Ed McLean retired April 30.
Animals can cross Highway 200 near Lincoln a little more safely with the completion of two wildlife underpasses.