Montana

Montana drivers fear three roads after dark, each haunted by ghostly legends that locals swear are real.

North Dakota workers are picking up second jobs at rates that put the state in the national top ten for full-time employees juggling multiple gigs.

Your state's sleep quality comes down to more than just your pillow. Noise, air quality, and weather all play a role in how well North Dakotans rest.

As days get shorter in North Dakota and Montana, small daily habits can make a real difference in how you feel through the cold months ahead.

Montana's wolf population is smaller than anyone realized, and now hunters and trappers are working under a tighter limit because of it.

With summer ending, there's still time for a scoop. What's your go-to flavor?

A 4.7 percent wage increase in one year puts Montana workers ahead of nearly every other state in the nation.

Two to four inches of rain doesn't sound like much, but in Glasgow this July, it was enough to swamp streets, damage businesses, and stop traffic cold at one of the city's key underpasses.

Some mornings lately, the air just feels heavier than it should — and for a lot of people across the Northern Plains, that feeling is backed up by the numbers.

North Dakota just got some pretty good news — turns out living here might actually be doing something right for people's mental health.