HELENA — A pedestrian struck by a truck near the state Capitol was flown to Billings for medical care Wednesday. Denver Henderson with the American Cancer Society, as identified by a GoFundMe posting, was struck at the crosswalk on the corner of Montana Avenue and 5th Street in Helena around 7:20 a.m.

HELENA - A pedestrian from Missoula who was hit by a truck near the State Capitol was flown to Billings for medical care on Wednesday, January 15, 2025. According to a GoFundMe account, Denver Henderson with the American Cancer Society was hit at the crosswalk on the corner of Montana Avenue and 5th Street at around 7:20 a.m.

A pedestrian was injured early Wednesday near the Capitol building after being struck by a vehicle, Helena police reported.

After yesterday's wind and warmth, cold air is surging southward in what is expected to be our first major arctic outbreak of the season.

HELENA, Mont. - State employees in Montana have made a significant impact this holiday season by donating over 7,500 pounds of food to the Montana Food Bank Network (MFBN). This

The Montana House of Representatives has advanced a transgender bathroom ban, the first to do so in the 2025 session.

On Thursday morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on one of the most prominent in a Republican-sponsored suite of bills that would overhaul Montana’s judicial branch.

It was a busy year for Montana Wild, with over 17,000 visitors and 61 programs, and they have some exciting things in the works for 2025.

The expansion of the joint federal-state health insurance program will sunset in June unless the Legislature decides to reauthorize it this session, making its future a top priority in Helena.

The Republican officials made the announcement at Granite Peak Athletics in East Helena, an indoor baseball, softball and lacrosse training center that opened in October.

The Montana Legislature meets every two years for a 90-day working session. HELENA – Last-minute changes to the rules the Montana Senate uses to govern itself ruffled feathers and delayed some bill hearings in the Senate in the first week of the 2025 legislative session.

It took just one hour and 13 minutes for $6 million in state income tax credits for Montana public schools to be allocated on Wednesday morning.