Chris Wolfe

Being a sports fan in Montana has its advantages. If you are a fan of professional teams, you don't have the pressure to follow the state's team.

This is going to be something that can either be used as bragging rights or used as motivation for the upcoming big game.

The weather is rapidly changing as we prepare for holiday travel. Parts of Western Montana have already experienced snow and ice, leading to school cancellations in some areas.

It doesn't matter if you have a cell phone or a landline, you are bound to have gotten a "robocall" or even hundreds of them by now.

There was a time when I was impressed when a waitperson didn't write down my order. They were able to just use their memory, for me that was like watching a magic trick.

Some Montana towns remain secluded, offering a glimpse into part of Montana's past. Here are five of Montana's secluded towns, that still feel like Montana.

The holiday travel season is here, and people are making their plans and getting ready to pack their bags.

Being a sports fan in Montana has its advantages. If you are a fan of professional teams, you don't have the pressure to follow the state's team.

Montana is known for many things, and bears are definitely one of them. You can't visit a campsite in the state without seeing signs reminding visitors to be 'bear aware.

Montanans don't let weather stop us from doing much of anything. If the sun is shining, we're recreating. If the snow is falling we are shushing down a mountain or hiking in the hills.