The 40,000-pound shipment provides the prison's license plate shop with enough aluminum to get it through February or March

Investigators believe the man did not know the height of the bridge because he was unfamiliar with the area

The next time you walk into the library, thank those people who are there helping you

The Beaverhead Ranch is spread across more than 500 square miles of private and leased land

The book tells a slightly fictionalized version of what took place on the Terry family farm while Fred Terry spent nine months deployed to the Guantanamo Bay Detention Center in Cuba

Our states Constitution seems to have worked out quite well so far with having the majority of folks happy to be here in our great state

The last thing Montanans want for Christmas is more inflation

Appoint board members who understand that libraries exist to put materials in the hands of the people, not take them away

Before Friday, the Mile High City's latest first snow was on Nov. 21, 1934

The Little Shell have sought to run the park since 2019 — the same year the tribe gained federal recognition following a decades-long bureaucratic struggle

The lawsuit contends the corps failed to obtain permits that would place regulatory limits on its discharges of heated water, grease and oil from the dams

The shortage comes as the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits dropped last week to the lowest level in 52 years 

The first Whitefish Winter Carnival was in 1959 and it’s been held every year since

One of suspects told investigators that they were driving around “smoking marijuana and shooting fireworks at each other inside the vehicle"

The University of Montana (10-2) is making its record 25th playoff appearance