history

It's that time again—Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 9th! This tradition has been around for years, but is it finally on its way out?

Let's get smarter about the town we all know and love - Bozeman, Montana. Totally random facts are always fun to learn. Sure, you probably didn't need to know this stuff but it might make for a good conversation starter at a party or something. Plus, we threw in a few general "Montana" facts for good measure.

March is here, which means it's Women's History Month. In honor of this month, let's celebrate some of the remarkable women who helped shape Montana's history.

From a train whistle blowing at the crack of dawn every day to multiple name changes, MSU's history is full of surprises. How many of these facts do you know?

MT has some wild history and there was a lot of drama around Helena becoming the Capital. It was a rocky road that is filled with political jabs and 7 other cities.

Montana's history has been shaped by Native Americans, pioneers, and railroad tycoons. Not all of it is pretty, but it's pretty interesting how these three towns got their names.

Discover the stories of infamous cowboys who influenced the Wild West. Here, we highlight three legendary cowboys from Montana.

Author of multiple historical books on Montana, stole and sold treasures on eBay. The history bandit has now been convicted and sentenced to prison.

You can book a tour of Montana's oldest church and learn about its storied history.

Bozeman has changed a lot over the years and a handful of local businesses have been a part of the community since the beginning and are still going today.

This edition of the Butte Beat takes readers into an enchanting journey of discovery, enlightenment, and eating in bank vaults. Wait, what?

The Department of Defense is looking to fund a project that'll extract rare elements from the Berkeley Pit. But at what cost?