Report: Many Montana State Employees Don’t Report Violations
Employees did not report out of fear of retaliation, few were aware of a state hotline that takes anonymous reports
Employees did not report out of fear of retaliation, few were aware of a state hotline that takes anonymous reports
Signs an older person could have been exploited include isolation, inability to pay bills and a change in personality
Fast-growing fires throughout California forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes Thursday
Northwestern Energy spokesman Jo Dee Black said a "transmission issue" was responsible
The Navajo Transitional Energy Company blamed state officials for the impasse over the Spring Creek Mine near Decker
District Judge Robert Whelan sentenced 30-year-old David James Cuchine on Wednesday to five years in the agency's custody for criminal endangerment
51-year-old Anthony Heaton of Shelby pleaded not guilty Oct. 9 to sexual abuse of children, indecent exposure and witness tampering
The stabbing outside the Gallatin Valley Mall was reported at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
Gallatin County Sheriff's deputies say they are expecting 150 cars from 50 agencies across four states to participate
Complaint contends the government agencies have failed to analyze the consequences of the hunt
The woman was unloading her .22 Magnum on Oct. 11 when the firearm discharged
Roger Lee Wells died after suffering nine seizures during a period of roughly two-and-a-half hours
Missoula ordinance went too far by subjecting every private gun sale to a background check, court says
39-year-old Tanner Franks entered plea Tuesday to felony mitigated deliberate homicide
31-year-old deputy Jake Allmendinger was responding to a stranded driver during a storm in the Bridger Mountains