Lieutenant Governor’s Emails Show Tension with Bullock Staff
Bullock's administration released hundreds of emails in response to records requests
Montana Silver, Copper Mine Clears Key Hurdle; Lawsuit Looms
Montanore mine clears major hurdle with completion of environmental study
Montana Grants Uber License to Operate in State
PSC officials say the company can begin to operate in the state immediately
New Highway Bill Includes Tough Rules for Oil Trains
Despite slowdown in the Bakken, BNSF still moves 10 to 18 oil trains a week through Northwest Montana
Lawsuit Challenging Montana’s Open Primaries Headed to Trial
Judge denied GOP request to allow only Republicans to vote in the June 2016 primary elections
Amtrak Train Hits Pickup Near Kremlin; 1 Killed, 2 Injured
None of the 108 passengers were injured on the eastbound Empire Builder train
Amid Jail Overcrowding, Hardin Facility Nearly Empty
Officials say the jail's debt is roughly $40 million
Former Billionaire Refuses to Leave Jail Cell for Deposition
Yellowstone Club founder Tim Blixseth has been in a Montana jail since April
Historic Pact to Slow Global Warming is Celebrated in Paris
The "Paris agreement" aims to keep global temperatures from rising another degree Celsius
Woman Found Dead Outside Missoula Hospital
The 53-year-old woman had been living in the area for about a month
Research, Vital Work Continues at UM Despite Budget Woes
Budget crisis may slash 201 faculty and staff jobs
Bullock: Lt. Governor’s Frustrations Were ‘Disruptive’
State officials announced Nov. 30 that McLean was leaving her job
Opponents of Coal Railroad Call on Feds to Deny Permit
The Tongue River Railroad was first proposed more than three decades ago
Sharing A Passion For Flight
For 30 years, James Smith has collected military aircraft. Now he’s putting his incredible collection on display.
A Magnificent Mural Faces the Ravages of Time
The St. Ignatius Mission works to save religious murals painted more than a century ago
