Supreme Court justices ruled that the late Arnold Bakie’s claims were invalid because they didn’t contain any valuable minerals

Kimberly Ann Cooke pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual abuse of children

Up to a foot of snow is forecast Wednesday and Thursday in Cut Bank

Court said Montana Department of Revenue lacked legal standing to file an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Tim Blixseth

Attorney General Tim Fox and state Sen. Al Olszewski answered questions posed by students, faculty and staff at Carroll College

Association membership will vote on proposal during its annual meeting Jan. 20 in Billings

Men placed skimming devices, used information to make withdrawals from ATMs at credit unions in Missoula

Few details have been released about the shooting Monday afternoon

Superintendent Bud Scully says the school’s investigation of the reported hazing continues

Agreement comes after a conservation group threatened to sue

The debate is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Tuesday at Carroll College

The Public Service Commission said NorthWestern hadn’t provided enough information to justify the charge

About 200 people attended a candlelight vigil for Antonio “Tony” Renova on Sunday night in Great Falls

Supporters say Waded Cruzado’s vision and fundraising ability make her worth the $476,000 annual salary

Yellowstone National Park officials report significant progress