morning mix

Will we ever see a Ben & Jerry's in Montana? Here's what the company said about expanding into Big Sky Country.

Insert your favorite weed pun - here - but these are the highest (elevation) communities in Montana, all at least 6,000 feet above sea level.

Two wolverine kits were born on January 31st at the Zoo, and they are adorable.

We've always been fairly independent and self-reliant in Montana, but prepping is on the rise. In fact, nearly 50% of Montanans say they're survivalists.

OPENING TODAY (2/17)! The franchise has a funny name, but the menu and concept look quite attractive. It will take over the former Perch spot on North Broadway.

Auditions for a number of openings begin on April 1. The deadline to apply is March 24th.

The Billings airport temporarily grounded flights this afternoon and a USAF KC-10A repeatedly circled the skies above south central Montana today, while residents are wondering what in the heck we saw.

Here's the tale of one foreign traveler who inadvertently landed in Billings recently - instead of Australia - on his way to Sidney... er, Sydney.

Bread noodles, beanie weenies, and rice and raisins are likely less well-known than other classic budget foods (like mac and cheese or Hamburger Helper), but with food prices so outrageous right now, feel free to give these ideas a shot next time your food budget is tight.

It's easy to assume those oversized bird nests you'll find on top of power poles along the Yellowstone River are for bald eagles, but you would be mistaken.

A recent transplant called 911 after people kept flipping them off because of their Texas license plates. Instead of wasting our emergency dispatchers' time, we're proposing a Montana Newcomer Hotline. Here's how it might work.

It appears that the white sage plant (the most common smudge sage you'll find in shops and online) is being overharvested.