David Armstrong, Co-founder of Race to the Sky, Dies at 100
Armstrong was the last known living member of Camp Rimini, one of two places where hundreds of dogs were trained for the Army's K-9 Corps in World War II
Armstrong was the last known living member of Camp Rimini, one of two places where hundreds of dogs were trained for the Army's K-9 Corps in World War II
Lovell has assumed inactive senior status, meaning he will keep his title but relinquish his pending caseload and no longer maintain a chambers in the Helena Division
After two days of testimony, the prosecution and the defense negotiated a plea agreement Wednesday that calls for a 60-year prison sentence
Local Eureka artist and retired police chief Ian Jeffcock sources local wood to create bowls, cremation urns and more
Gunsmith Gene Gordner has spent his life chasing adventure, inspired by the frontiersmen of the 1800s, a fascination with history that has influenced his craft, his cowboy music and his off-the-grid cabin lifestyle
Senate Bill 397 would have prohibited most zoning regulations and other restrictions on units; opponents argued decisions are better left up to local jurisdictions
With voter approval, new facility on Airport Road would cut down response times and reduce homeowners' insurance costs
Whitefish School of Ballet offers classes on Mondays at O'Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center with plans to grow into a full-time studio
The bill has already passed the Senate and now goes to Gov. Greg Gianforte's desk for his signature
The Center for Biological Diversity asked to order the Fish and Wildlife Service to move immediately to grant the species protections
Hundreds of thousands of “orphaned” oil and gas wells and abandoned coal and hardrock mines pose serious safety hazards
Its numbers have shrunk to less than a quarter of what they were a half century ago
State and countywide data reveal strong economic growth, but employers are struggling to find workers
Remote work was already trending before the pandemic, but the era of social distancing has accelerated the process, with employers reporting increased productivity, easier recruitment and a better work-life balance
Crashes have doubled on the busy stretch between U.S. Highways 93 and 2 in the last decade
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