The FAA has ordered flight reductions due to the shutdown to start at 4%. That proportion is supposed to rise to 6% on Tuesday, 8% on Thursday and 10% by the end of next week.

Montana Tech holds its first Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month celebration, featuring prayers, songs and traditional food to connect students with Native culture.

Betty Kujawa celebrates one year of her Snowdrift Alpacas boutique in uptown Butte, selling hand-dyed yarn and products from ...

Two of the nation's biggest operators of private immigrant detention centers are announcing major revenue growth.

The Thompson family food drive enters its 37th year with a goal of collecting 100,000 pounds of food for Butte's Emergency ...

The Montana Tech campus is currently without power, and officials say it is unknown how long it will take to restore.

Maria Florinda Rios Perez was shot Monday when she and her husband went to clean a home; her husband says they were given the ...

New York firms are rushing to relocate to Florida after NYC’s incoming mayor vows tax hikes, sparking a surge in corporate ...

Travelers at airports across the U.S. are preparing to be grounded because of the record-long federal government shutdown.

Officials with Montana Resources delivered a grant of $50,000 to the Butte Emergency Food Bank. The foundation made the ...

The Sunrise Kiwanis recently purchased and delivered almost a ton of potatoes to three Butte elementary schools to be given ...

Detective testified Abbey described using firewood, axe and screwdriver in Kjersem killing. Said victim threatened his dog ...