Motor vehicle crashes remain one of the leading causes of death for U.S. teens, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Data from the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

The U.S. Army National Guard is bringing Disasterville — a new mixed-reality experience — to high school students nationwide, using hands-on simulations to demonstrate how National Guard Soldiers ...

The Choteau High School boys basketball team will play as the third seed going into the District 1B Tournament Feb. 25-28 in ...

The Choteau High School wrestling teams placed two girls and one boy at the Class B/C State tournament on Feb. 19-21 at First ...

The filing period for the Teton Conservation District Board opened on Feb. 11 and will close on March 4 at 5 p.m.

Eight local candidates filed for Teton County elected offices last week during the first week of the county, state and federal filing period, which closes on March 4.

Hunter and bowhunter education in-person classes and field days will be offered at locations across north-central Montana this spring, including classes in Fairfield and Choteau.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ decision to change its license vendor system is leaving Teton and Pondera counties in north-central Montana with no in-person vendors.

The Choteau Community Tourism Working Group is offering a community tourism grant this spring, seeking to award $26,000 in grant funding to support tourism-focused projects operated by nonprofit organ ...

(NAPSI)—As a veteran and lifelong athlete, Willie Williams was used to pushing through pain. A graduate of the United States ...

Fourth of July fireworks are an American tradition, and this year’s Fourth celebration promises to be even more spectacular with the United States commemorating its 250th anniversary of independence.

Instead of focusing on a singular “large” project like the Pavilion Bandshell or rebuilding the City Park Picnic Shelter, the Choteau Lions Club is looking to provide service to fellow ...