Sports

Well, let's start with a corny joke and say that all these state records must mean there's something in the water.

Well, here's a sport I have never tried, how about you? It's relatively new (1960s) and seems to be gaining a lot of momentum.

Indications point to another crazy tourist season in our national parks, including Montana's very own Glacier National Park.

It sounds like some good things are going to happen to 6,655 square feet of space at the University of Montana, catching up after COVID delays.

They're getting ready to start the season and they're looking to hire for multiple summer positions at the ballpark.

Southgate Mall will once again host the action as teams ranging from 2nd grade through adults take to the court and put their skills on display.

Like so many events, a longtime annual ride had to take a COVID break last year.

The most expensive basketball card ever sold had a Montana man as the middleman.

Not exactly CSI or Forensic Files TV material, but breaking the law is breaking the law and Montana game wardens were vigilant in solving the case.

I was bummed when the business was for sale but it looks like the new owners have some great plans for the future.

It's anything goes as far as the number of fish Montana anglers can catch on one specific body of water. And why is that, you ask?

See the pic of the 9.575-pound catch - more than a half-pound bigger than the old state record.