As Forests Burn Around the World, Drinking Water is at Risk
Rain on burned landscapes could damage water supply
Rain on burned landscapes could damage water supply
Man maintained his innocence and the Montana Innocence Project took up his case in 2012
Tribal college administrators announced the dismissal of Christopher Brown of Box Elder on Wednesday
Attorneys for the three officials denied the allegations, saying the charges were politically motivated and appeared timed to disrupt the reservation’s upcoming elections
The attack happened Tuesday morning on Grand Loop Road in the Canyon Village area
Mike Person has journeyed from humble roots in Glendive through a standout career at Montana State and into the NFL
A jury convicted Susan Kaytlin Scott of Shelby on Tuesday of false statement during a firearms transaction and transfer of a handgun to a juvenile
The woman called 911 shortly after 9 p.m. Wednesday to report her grandson had come up behind her while she was sitting on the couch and stabbed her
State House Speaker Greg Hertz confirmed Mortensen's death Wednesday
The 16-year-old's body was found on Jan. 20 less than a mile from the rest stop between Billings and Hardin
Knokey served in state House during the 2017 legislative session
The 90-minute forum will be held at Montana State University-Billings on Feb. 12
Projects include the long awaited renovation of Romney Hall at Montana State University in Bozeman
Fire started Tuesday night in Townsend
James Michael Parker, 33, of Great Falls pleaded not guilty Monday to the tampering count