Holidays

Cakes? Pies? Cookies? No way. For me, it's the homemade Chex Mix. With NOTHING but the Corn Chex. Everything else in the store-bought version is unnecessary fluff IMHO.

If you haven't checked out the Made In Montana website, you really should. There are tons of different products that you can purchase for those on your gift list this year. Oh and here's even better news, there is something no matter what your budget is.

Whether you're home for the Holidays, stuck inside with your roommates and away from family or just bored on Christmas day, I have a list of eight super fun games you can play with family and friends to make this Holiday season feel a little less miserable.

Unless you’ve been living under an overpass for the past month you are probably aware that there is a partial government shutdown.

A traffic signal will be temporarily placed near Costco at a busy Bozeman intersection.

I’ve always hated Mondays. For years I’ve been going to work or school every Monday morning. At least until I retired. Even so that stigma still remains.

I left Vietnam in January of 1967 — forty-nine years ago. From that day on all holidays have meaning for me because I am here to celebrate them when so many are not.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, gas prices for travelers aren’t moving too much.

Even though a majority of states saw gasoline prices jumping over the last week, Petroleum Analyst Will Speer said the same could not be said for Montana. Across the board, Montanans have seen close to a four-cent decrease in gas prices.

There’s something about the holiday season that often makes us all a little nostalgic. And it’s not just the result of carefully-crafted marketing by retailers — psychological experts say that wistful feeling has an actual purpose. Krystine Batcho, a professor of psychology at Le Moyne College in New York, says nostalgia helps us feel connected to one another and can even ease pain during a crisis