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Montana Public Service Commissioner Randy Pinocci has posited a very interesting concept; should social media be regulated like any public utility?

Republican President Donald Trump’s Twitter attacks on Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester raged on Monday. Trump tweeted “The migrant ‘caravan’ that is openly defying our border shows how weak & ineffective U.S. immigration laws are. Ye...

A study from Ohio State University has revealed something that we all should have been aware of long before now.

The Billings Gazette reports that Gov. Steve Bullock will never deploy Montana National Guard troops “based simply on the whim of the President’s morning Twitter habit.” The Democratic governor and possible contender for his party’s presidential nomination in 2020, said in a statement Thursday that the responsibility of sending U...

all I saw was the top of their heads in my rearview mirror as if they were in prayer the whole time the train went by. Of course their lips weren't moving, they were just bowing to the alter of the cell phone.

There is a hashtag that has circulated throughout the State of Montana and beyond on various social media sites that can only be defined as 'truth'.

I never really watch Kimmel, but I always check out the celebrities reading mean tweets when they hit youtube. This is the all Obama edition.

It sounds crazy, we know: Kim Kardashian appears in a photo that is sure to generate a ton of publicity.

The only thing worse than an internet troll is a petulant, narcissistic Hollywood celebrity with a smart phone. I worked among  these self important attention whores for around 10 years in the tragically miss-named city of angels. And trust me, these people ARE as f*#ked up as is reported by TMZ...

Have you seen Twitter's new look yet? Everything is getting bigger, but is it better?

It was eight years ago that Twitter moved onto the social media stage.  To celebrate, the company is inviting users to join its founders for a trip back in time...all the way to their very first tweet.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. vowed before the race that he'd join Twitter if he won the Daytona 500. Late Sunday night, that statement turned into reality.