With so many people speaking out and “protesting” daylight saving time, we at the Sidney Herald thought we’d hit the streets and find out what people around town felt about it. Read more

The Madison River Negotiated Rulemaking Committee will meet Monday and Tuesday at the Bozeman Fish, Wildlife and Parks office starting at 9 a.m. Read more

The station is in its 51st year.  Read more

The Hamilton School Board is hosting a special meeting on Tuesday, March 26, to determine if they will set a permissive levy. Read more

Moving to the Bitterroot Valley feels a bit like coming home for Bitterroot National Forest’s new supervisor. Read more

Stevensville High School Jazz Band won best trumpet section at the 39th annual Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival at the University of Montana, March 14 and 15. Read more

Stevensville High School will be performing the comedic play “Nooses Off” at the Stevensville Playhouse, March 29 – 31. Read more

Fishermen throughout the valley are looking forward to the beginning of the skwala hatch again this year. Read more

When Bob Bennett returned to Montana in 1969 after a year-and-a-half of service in Vietnam, he swore he’d “never put on another uniform.” Read more

It's the immemorial custom of the service, and Billings is feeling the squeeze.  Read more

An environmental advocacy group this week gave the state an F grade for failing to set policies requiring schools to test for lead.  Read more

The parents of an Army staff sergeant killed in Iraq after fighting a suicide bomber said they’re honored their son will be recognized for his service with the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military award for battlefield valor. Read more

Polaris is a 2-year-old American short-hair mix cat available for adoption through Billings Animal Rescue Kare. The green-eyed, brown tabby beauty loves attention and is happy to roll over for tummy rubs. Her favorite place is under a blanket or sitting on a window sill, basking in the sunlight. Polaris is a gentle indoor cat. Read more

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Tired of hunting for eggs? Easter Swim is coming soon! Join us Friday, April 12 from 6 to 8:30 p.m., as children splash and dash for an evening of fun activities for the whole family. The cost is $5 per child and includes an Easter toy, games and a healthy snack. Read more

Report in the week March 21, 2019 Read more

The biggest prize for completing the 2020 U.S. Census is more power in Congress, and Montana may finally be a winner after three decades of disappointment. Read more

When Colonel Dawn Githens would come to her superiors with complaints about being stereotyped or targeted for being a woman in the Air Force, the answer she usually got back was ‘well that’s just how it is.’ As more women opt to serve in the military, Githens thinks it’s important that that mentality changes and resources for women expand. Read more

The Starz on Stage production of Irish band The High Kings, scheduled Sunday, March 24, 5 p.m. at the Helena Civic Center, has been canceled due to medical emergencies of two band members. The show will be rescheduled sometime in the future. Ticket holders should save their tickets. Visit http://starzonstage.net/index_files/Page847.htm for more information. Read more

BOULDER — It was a sunny day in Boulder when a handful of men walked outside, opened a gate and explained the strange-looking gadgets contained inside the teal, iron fencing.  Read more

With 65 handlers and the quietest bunch of dogs anyone has ever run into, the Arf And Running Agility Club Competition is an attraction to agility trainers throughout the state. Read more

For the third year in a row, Edward Guthrie won a spot as one of four middle-school students who will represent Montana at the National Mathcounts Competition in Florida. Read more

“Television” enables us to “see” (vision) “from a distance” (tele). Although Dad would rent a TV for election night, we usually didn’t have one in our home until I was 11. My parents nicknamed me, “TV.” I was all the entertainment they needed. In 1962, recently widowed Grandma Bostrom (1892-1963) moved in and brought her TV. Read more

Missoula author Beth Judy kicks off 2019 programs in Heritage Hall at Fort Missoula on Sunday by sharing stories from her book “Bold Women in Montana History.” Read more

Two sisters from Missoula have made the largest single donation to the new Missoula Public Library in honor of their parents, both strong community advocates who died in a tragic accident. Read more

Sandboxes, toolboxes, cash grab and food trucks are all part of the 2019 Builders’ Home Show & Lifestyle Expo at the Lewis & Clark Fairgrounds this weekend. Read more

Montana Tech announced the four finalists to serve as the next chancellor of Montana Tech Friday afternoon, just two days before the first candidate will arrive in Butte to begin interviewing. Read more

It’s been 92 days since Asuka first entered the Lewis & Clark Humane Society. While the first few days were a bit rocky, Asuka has been gaining her confidence and coming out of her shell as of late. She rang in the New Year with us, she celebrated Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day with us, but she hopes to hop into your home before Easter! Read more

Every science experiment starts with some curiosity and a question. Read more

Save Our Gallatin Front has already raised more than $422,000. Read more

Billings residents Gareld and Barbara Krieg were recently named Friends of MSU Billings during a surprise announcement at MSUB’s annual Outstanding Alumni Awards Luncheon. Read more

The Office of International Studies at Montana State University Billings will host the 16th annual International Food Fair from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday. The event will take place at the Rimrock Café, located on the MSUB campus. Read more

Anaconda residents got a long-awaited update on what’s in store for their local Superfund site on Thursday night and learned that several clean-up sites will likely soon be delisted, that hot spots of arsenic will likely be excavated, that the town’s attic remediation program could be expanded, and that funding for the Old Works Golf Course could be stabilized, among many other revelations. Read more

A Missoula man was sentenced Friday to 40 years in the Montana State Prison, with 20 years suspended, after being found guilty of taking home and raping an intoxicated young woman he found in a downtown parking garage. Read more

A handful of high school students from Butte earned first place medals at the state Health Occupation Students of America conference in Bozeman last week. Read more

The permitting process to expand Yankee Doodle Tailings Impoundment inched one step closer on Friday when the the Department of Environmental Quality issued a draft environmental impact statement on the proposal. Read more