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DJ Pauly D, the Jersey Shore star turned Vegas headliner, is playing Uptown Theater Minneapolis this Friday, August 7th.

Sandler and his comedy buddies are returning for another ensemble comedy.

Springbrook Bible Camp is turning 80 this summer, and they're marking it with sweetcorn, handmade quilts, and a freewill lunch that's hard to pass up.

Little by little, a new X-Men cast is coming together.

A Montana Senator is making waves for reminding people about when surveillance tech is illegal for authoritiex to use in Montana. Is this law doing enough to protect Montanans?

The Western Montana Fair returns with rodeo, carnival rides, fair food, concerts, livestock and free admission during its final weekend in Missoula.

One woman isn't holding back on her thoughts on small-town North Dakota men.

The CDC is investigating a nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers after five cases were reported in Montana.

That layer of loose gravel on your commute this August isn't a mistake — there's actually a pretty smart reason it's there.

One empty building on Brooks Street sparked memories of first jobs, Little Big Men Pizza, King's Table, Casa Pablo and a changing Missoula.

Something quiet but powerful is happening at Harmon Park in Williston this Sunday — and the color of the beads people wear tells a story all on its own.

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.

Someone out there is sitting on a 1906 Victrola with records, and honestly, that's the kind of thing that makes Trading Post worth tuning in for.

Montana Highway Patrol officers trading in their gear to wait tables — that's the kind of Tuesday worth getting out of the house for.

Looking for things to do in Missoula? From River City Roots Festival to Griz football and Pet Fest, here are seven August events worth adding to your calendar.

We're glad these movies didn't go with the first draft.

After two decades as Livingston's largest outdoor retailer, Yellowstone Sporting Goods announces its permanent closure and a final going-out-of-business sale.

One of the most recognized a cappella groups in the world is heading to Bozeman this November, and there's a way to get there for free starting Monday.

Four of the most infamous names in true crime history are coming to Bozeman in a live theatrical show — and the bar will be open the whole time.

Thursday evenings on Main Street have a way of turning into something worth showing up for, and this week's lineup makes a pretty good case for that.