History

Ten years ago was 2004. TEN! Isn't that crazy? Think about that for a second. What were you doing 10 years ago?

Looking back, we see things that used to be illegal become legalized (at least for Washington and Colorado). Some things have taken to opposite direction and what used to be ok is now frowned upon. Selling your kids, baby cages, using real people to test bulletproof vests, my how the times have changed

This coming Sunday, March 3 will mark an important date for History, as their first original scripted series 'Vikings' breaks waves across the TV landscape. We've seen the first few episodes, and spoken with some of the cast, but should you tune in to see Ragnar Lothbrok and the all-new historical tale of 'Vikings!' Check out a sneak peek of Sunday's series premiere inside!

In the minds of most Montanans, Butte is famous for two things: St. Patrick’s Day and the Berkeley Pit. The Mining City often is the butt of jokes made by those of us fortunate enough to live in, shall we say, more aesthetically pleasing areas of the state ...

What makes a town, a town? The Montana Department of Transportation was faced with that question in 2000, when it proposed eliminating 18 towns from the state road map. The office eventually decided that to stay on the map, each town must have at least one year-round resident ...