Good morning, Butte.

NorthWestern Energy is leading a week of community service in Butte by restoring Engine No. 25, cleaning trails behind the Civic Center, and tidying neighborhoods—volunteers are helping in areas near Blacktail Creek and the Butte Family YMCA.

Residents who want to join are encouraged to contact NorthWestern Energy representatives.

Research by McLuck shows that while Peeps are the top searched candy in the country, Montana people have chosen Cadbury Creme Eggs as their favorite treat before Easter—local stores are stocking these treats in time for the holiday.

This data highlights the state's sweet preference ahead of traditional Easter celebrations.

Butte is home to one of America’s largest historic districts (known as The Richest Hill on Earth).

The city thrived with booming mines and now offers guided tours (including underground tours) that highlight its rich past.

Local bakeries and diners are bringing back the hand-held pasty, a simple dish once enjoyed by Butte miners.

Its flaky crust and warm filling (meat, potatoes, and onions) bring a taste of old Montana.

On April 17th, a late-season storm dumped record-breaking snow across Montana, burying spring flowers and weighing down power lines.

Drivers reported icy roads and snapped branches — factors that made travel difficult.

A controversial firefighter bill from Butte is headed to Governor Gianforte's desk.

He said he is not very familiar with the bill — reserving comment for now.

The B-SB Council approved the sale of 606 acres near Butte — the first step toward a plan for a large data center.

A county official said more steps will be needed before the facility is built.

Warmer temperatures in Montana have begun bug season, and a report advises residents to kill 9 specific insects that can cause painful bites and trigger allergic reactions — even as most local bugs remain harmless.

USPA Tested & Open 2025 Montana State Championship

9:30 AM – 6:00 PM — ADONIS Strength & Fitness — $15 entry for spectators — Watch top lifters compete in both tested and non-tested divisions.

Butte Mineral & Gem Show

9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Butte Civic Center — Adults $3, Children free — Discover stunning minerals and gems while enjoying games and activities for the kids.