In separate incident, a grizzly in the Cabinet Mountains was fatally shot in self-defense

New system will likely be ready in 2021 and be rolled out in stages

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff said people in 27 of the 77 homes have complied with order

Proposed action could include permits on wild and scenic tributaries as officials revise management plan

Last year’s blaze in Glacier National Park destroyed private homes and historic structures

Missing 2-year-old died of a gunshot wound to the head in connection with July 24 murder-suicide

Legislative auditors found Secretary of State put nearly 28,000 miles on the state vehicle

State’s removal of 27 children from Ranch for Kids signals sea change for youth treatment industry

William Perry Pendley is a conservative lawyer who most recently defended a company’s oil and gas lease on the sacred Badger-Two Medicine

For Richard Raugust, who spent 18 years in prison wrongfully convicted of killing his best friend, the fight for freedom continues as he seeks financial compensation for his incarceration

Former staff and interns describe instances of extreme verbal abuse, low pay and long hours

Authorities say allegations of ‘egregious abuse’ led to license suspension at private youth program

City officials push back against allegations they violated open meeting laws

Mayors and city councils of communities whose waterways are impacted by B.C. mining contaminants press governor for support

First-year coach Leland McNamara takes reins of annual camp at Dave Olseth Memorial Skate Park