History

The story of Norbert Herriges is probably one you have never heard. But, for the people of a small village in France, Norbert's name is legendary.

If you've never been to the Montana Historical Society (MHS) building in Helena, you have definitely been missing out. Thanks to sizeable contributions from recent donors, including Montana's Stockman Bank, the Montana Historical Society raised over $500,000.

Did you know, Montana shares its birth year with a video game company? Who knew!

It's been modified a couple of times over the years but the flag of Montana (as we know it) was essentially born in 1905. But Montana became a state in 1889. What gives?

Next time you want to mess with a friend, ask them to tell you where 5th Avenue N is in Billings. This ghost street doesn't exist.

This tiny sandstone church in Park City, Montana was built in 1898, just nine years after MT became a state.

Martin Luther King Jr's fight for equality and and human rights for African Americans is well documented. Did you know he was also a strong advocate for Native Americans?

Smokey Bear turned 76 over the weekend. Here's the story behind the famous bear.

A trip to the Army Navy store is like visiting a museum, a garage sale and a junk store all at the same time.

Everybody is talking about Montana FW&P's plan to drain Lake Elmo sometime in the next two years. I found some fun facts about Lake Elmo that I bet you don't know.

We're currently in a stretch of bitter cold that may keep us below freezing past Valentine's Day. But we're not hitting historic low temperatures in Billings, yet.

Black Sabbath History dates back to the early 70's when its membert we're removed from their homes and brought to this country... to rock n roll! All during February join 1037 The Hawk as we observe Black Sabbath History Month! You'll laugh and you'll cry as well share stories of triumph and sacrifice as told by the leaders in the Black Sabbath Community...