Millennium Bulk Terminals-Longview wants to build the facility along the Columbia River

Job Service offices assist employers looking for workers and workers looking for jobs

Thomas Woolf, a former aquatic program manager in Idaho, will take over in mid-May

More than 550 bills died in committee or on the floors of the House and Senate

It is the third straight session an infrastructure bonding bill has either been rejected or vetoed

The bill keeps the government functioning through next Friday

Son of Cuban immigrants will lead a sprawling agency that enforces more than 180 federal laws

NPS seeking remedies to summer traffic jams in crowded areas

A resort tax bill failed in the Senate earlier this legislative session

The move sets off another flurry of lobbying as both sides solidify their votes

Montana Human Rights Bureau found reasonable cause of discrimination by local TeleTech firm

Don Nichols has been granted parole after serving nearly 32 years

Multiple witnesses reported seeing three individuals flee the scene in a minivan

Procedural move designed to allow the House to reconvene before Friday

National park has increased training and made sure employees know where they can go to report misconduct