On Friday, dogs running the 300-mile race received vet checks to make sure the dogs were healthy and safe before taking on ...

For Mark Stewart, the upcoming Super Bowl is the culmination of a remarkable journey from the small town of Sedan, Kansas, to ...

Audio and visual are a crucial part of accurate reporting, but the KTVH newsrooms is not the only place instilling those ...

Wintry weather is back to cause travel issues statewide this morning. 3-6 inches of fresh snow is expected through the day in ...

After a series of storms to kick off February, there's a healthy amount of snow on the ground with more accumulation likely through next week.

Emotions ran high Thursday afternoon on the Montana Senate floor, as members approved a motion that would delay the Senate ...

New legislation is looking at the possibility of increasing funding to help these production companies. Still, opponents of ...

The former interpreter for baseball star Shohei Ohtani was sentenced Thursday after he stole nearly $17 million from the Los ...

After a debate Thursday, the Montana House has allowed two bills to move forward that lay out two significantly different ways of providing residents with property tax relief.

House Bill 247, which would repeal dueling penalties in Montana, is one of those smaller bills and part of the legislature’s regular work identifying unneeded and out-of-date Montana Code.