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Billings Woman Sentenced and Ordered to Pay Back Over $600k
A Billings woman will have to spend the next three years behind bars and pay back over $600,000 after being found guilty of Medicaid fraud and making a false claim to a public agency.

See Where Dolly Parton is Buried
Dolly Parton was laid to rest at Nashville's Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum, alongside her late husband, Carl Dean.

Dolly Parton Estate Lawsuit: Everything We Know
The case is complex and confusing.
Tuesday’s Not Only Election Day BUT…
Cut Bank's getting a blood drive Tuesday. Donations needed from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Logan Health Conference Room.

Under The Big Sky Just Revealed Its 2027 Lineup
Under the Big Sky Music Festival has announced its 2027 lineup, featuring Zach Bryan, Kacey Musgraves and Nathaniel Rateliff in Whitefish, Montana, July 16-18.

Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' Ranks No. 7 on Surprising List
Researchers ranked the songs most likely to get drivers to speed, and the results might surprise you about what's playing in your car.

'Tulsa King' Season 4, Episode 3 Breakdown and Review
ESPN star Pat McAfee also debuts during Season 4, Episode 3 of 'Tulsa King.'

Hardy 'By God' Lyrics Explained - Listen To His New Song
The gospel single celebrates living away from the city with an authenticity most would be nervous to reveal.

Dustin Lynch Reveals the Song That Got Him a Speeding Ticket
Dustin Lynch got his only speeding ticket at 16, too distracted by John Mayer to notice he was going 30 over.
Impromptu Trials Corpses Ambition And Greed
When gold fever hit Montana, thousands flooded in chasing wealth. What they found instead was a frontier where the line between law and lawlessness blurred completely.

EXCLUSIVE: Jimmy Webb Talks New PBS Special
"I still love music, and I still love performers. And God has seen fit to keep most of my wits about me."

Hardy + Blake Shelton Can't Stop Collaborating
Shelton and Hardy intersect over specific, authentic and celebratory songs about life out in the country.
