Hot Springs News

Tour the historic Conrad Mansion in Kalispell, former home of Charles E. Conrad, a founder of the city.

Music and a memorable hot springs soak are a short drive away this Memorial Day as Norris Hot Springs hosts its fifth annual Holy Bucket Bluegrass Festival.

Congratulations to Stephen Naethe, a 16-year-old angler from Pablo who won this year's Spring Mack Days event with an impressive 714 lake trout.

DEADLINES by Thursday, April 9 is the last day to: a Register for the Medical History of the American West conference, titled a oeSummits and Sorrow,a on April 16 at MSU Bozeman.

Authorities say a 21-year-old Arlee man who went looking for help after he crashed his car into a creek was found frozen to death Tuesday in a field near the wreck site.

A man has died of exposure while trying to walk for help in sub-zero temperatures after his car crashed into a Sanders County creek.

The bluebirds are back and so is 'Bluebird Bob.' Bluebird Bob is Bob Niebuhr of the Mountain Bluebird Trails Inc., and one of the true fanatics of birding.

Classes will be dismissed at noon today from Hot Springs Elementary School after a power pole fell, causing a a power outage.

The winter season is drawing to a close in Yellowstone National Park. Limited, managed snowmobile and snowcoach travel on the park's interior roads ends between March 1 and March 15.

The annual HawkFest, which brings in Snow Hawk riders from all over the United States and Canada is scheduled for this weekend, Feb.

A Hot Springs man has died of injuries suffered in a crash on Highway 28, about two miles north of Hot Springs.

It was a hot July day the first time Dave Hedley came across this herd of horses.

The Hot Springs School's Arts Departments were on display Saturday night at the Mueller Civic Center for the first "Supper and Sounds" event.

It has been 25 years since the Montana Hope Project granted its first wish. Now, the organization that brings memorable moments to children suffering from life-threatening illnesses is gearing up to grant its ...

Reporter Marilyn Gardner explains why it's becoming more difficult for employees to find jobs with traditional schedules.

John Herman ranches near Hot Springs, Mont. HOT SPRINGS, Mont. - John Herman is counting his blessings along with his calves and bulls this week as he finishes gathering up his livestock from summer pasture in ...