The ad featured a lost dog that is found through a network of cameras, sparking fears of a dystopian surveillance society.

In the Southern California desert, Krystle Hickman waits hours to photograph native bees threatened by climate change and habitat loss. She’s documented more than 300 species.

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We now know by ensuring folks with HIV get proper care and medication we can prevent the spread of HIV. Treatment is prevention.

The semiquincentennial arrives amid political divisions and anxiety over whether the country's representative government can be sustained.

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Climate change is real. Here in Montana, we're experiencing it more each year, as snow season lessens, heat events increase, and drought continues. These, along with wildfire smoke, adversely affect ...

Not long ago, businesses lined North 27th Street and Sixth Avenue North. How did it become all empty storefronts and dirt lots, and what can be done to fix it?

Billings Central’s Greyson Piseno, Jonas Johnson, Bennett Seitz and Vanessa Sheridan all won events as the Rams swept both the boys and girls titles at the state swim meet Feb.

Helena Capital’s Elizabeth Urban won both the 100 fly and 100 breast Feb. 14, 2026 at the state swim meet in Great Falls.

Elly Lewis completed a four-peat in the girls 500 free, becoming just the 15th girl in Montana history to accomplish winning the same event four years in a row Feb.

Polson senior Teague McElwee doubled as state champion in the 50 free and by breaking the 100 fly state record for a second time over the state swim meet Feb.