Women Leave Montana Town Over Border Agency Lawsuit Backlash 15:15 pm MDT | A woman suing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection after an agent questioned her for speaking Spanish had to move because of backlash A woman suing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection after an agent questioned her for speaking Spanish had to move because of backlash By ASSOCIATED PRESS // Sep 20, 2019 // 3:15PM
Search Ends Following Back-to-Back Grizzly Attacks Search Ends Following Back-to-Back Grizzly Attacks The surprise encounters happened about 11 hours apart and within a mile of each other in the Gravelly Mountains south of Ennis By ASSOCIATED PRESS // Sep 20, 2019
Montana Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.3 percent in August Montana Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.3 percent in August The national unemployment rate remained steady in August at 3.7 percent By ASSOCIATED PRESS // Sep 20, 2019
Young People Lead Global Climate Change Protests Young People Lead Global Climate Change Protests Thousands took the streets Friday to demand that leaders tackle climate change in the run-up to a U.N. summit By ASSOCIATED PRESS // Sep 20, 2019
Native American Treatment Court Produces First Graduates Native American Treatment Court Produces First Graduates Grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance recently made possible a program where Native participants in Drug Treatment Court can receive programming specific to their culture By By TRACI ROSENBAUM Great Falls Tribune // Sep 20, 2019
Body Found Near Canyon Ferry Lake, Homicide Investigated Body Found Near Canyon Ferry Lake, Homicide Investigated Detectives have identified persons of interest and they do not believe there is a threat to the community By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
University of Providence Names Interim Wrestling Coach University of Providence Names Interim Wrestling Coach Komac takes over for Caleb Schaeffer, who was placed on leave in August after his name showed up in court records in a human trafficking case By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
BLM Cites Person Suspected of Starting Helena-area Fire BLM Cites Person Suspected of Starting Helena-area Fire The fire was started on July 26 by someone illegally shooting an exploding target on an informal gun range on BLM land By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
Montana Judge Rejects Defendant Plea Deal in Beheading Case Montana Judge Rejects Defendant Plea Deal in Beheading Case Prosecutors say Cherry faces charges of deliberate homicide, evidence and witness tampering and intimidation By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
Judge Partially Blocks Law Aimed at Oil Pipeline Protests Judge Partially Blocks Law Aimed at Oil Pipeline Protests Lawsuit spearheaded by the American Civil Liberties Union alleges that the legislation chills protected speech By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
Report: Cleanup of Abandoned Oil, Gas Wells Could Cost US Report: Cleanup of Abandoned Oil, Gas Wells Could Cost US Bankruptcies by well operators could saddle the government with $46 million to $333 million in reclamation liabilities By Associated Press // Sep 19, 2019
Federal Agency Says Montana Needs to Replenish 911 Account Federal Agency Says Montana Needs to Replenish 911 Account State lawmakers transferred $2 million from the account to pay for buyouts in the Montana University System By Associated Press // Sep 18, 2019
High-Ranking Education Official Visits Montana Schools High-Ranking Education Official Visits Montana Schools Deputy Secretary of Education Mick Zais toured schools in Pryor and Billings By Associated Press // Sep 18, 2019
Montana to Pay Lawmaker $75K in Ethics Complaint Lawsuit Montana to Pay Lawmaker $75K in Ethics Complaint Lawsuit House Majority Leader Brad Tschida sued state to strike down a law keeping ethics complaints confidential By Associated Press // Sep 18, 2019
3 Hunters Injured in 2 Montana Grizzly Attacks 3 Hunters Injured in 2 Montana Grizzly Attacks Investigators trying to determine if same bear was involved in both surprise encounters By ASSOCIATED PRESS // Sep 17, 2019
