The state Department of Corrections settled with Montana Women's Prison inmate May Simmons in October

The Montana justices heard arguments Thursday but did not rule right away

Witnesses reported seeing a man in a gray minivan pour liquid on the ATM and ignite it, causing an explosion at about 10:45 a.m. Thursday

The First Avenue Taphouse had its grand opening at the end of October and offers live music, sports and a family-friendly atmosphere

Owner Kevin Taylor says that the Nov. 9 opening will be its earliest ever to having a chairlift running

Former East Glacier Park teacher Sierra Shawnee Taylor was sentenced in federal court Wednesday after being indicted on sexual abuse charges in July

Local, state and tribal agencies responded Thursday morning, and travelers experienced reduced speeds and delays

The commission approved the rate increase, which is part of a settlement brought by NorthWestern and several customer groups

Despite challenges, farmers and entrepreneurs in Montana are trying to turn newly legalized hemp into a viable industry

Even as hunting boosts rural economic growth in Montana, outfitters say licensing laws impede their potential

They allege the Boy Scouts failed to implement and enforce child protection policies and vet troop leaders

A vaping industry association challenged the 120-day ban, saying it would put their members out of business

Matching grant funds are now available for visitor amenity projects in Kalispell

Zedekiah Morse embarked on a solo mission across North America to capture images in his bush plane

Northwestern Energy spokesman Jo Dee Black said a "transmission issue" was responsible