Nationwide Internet Outage Affects CenturyLink Customers
Some ATM machines weren't working in Idaho and Montana
Ex-Police Officer Accused of Spending Tribal Funds at Bars
Willard Wilson White faces charges of wire fraud, theft from an Indian tribal organization and income tax evasion
Montana Lawmaker Proposes State Rock and Roll Song
Bill's introduction borrows from the song's lyrics in saying: "WHEREAS, Montanans shake it to the left and shake it to the right..."
Researchers Awarded Grant to Build on Reforestation Project
Research partners will officially start work on the grant to help identify the best places to replant trees following devastating wildfires
Markets Roil, Futures Slump After Dow’s Record, One-day Gain
Wild market swings appeared imminent Thursday, with U.S. stocks heading sharply lower
White House, Congressional Democrats See No Deal on Shutdown
Wednesday was the first regularly scheduled workday affected by the closure of a variety of federal services
In Iraq, Trump Defends Decision to Withdraw from Syria
The president made an unannounced visit to Iraq — his first visit with U.S. troops in a troubled region
Spending by Cascade County Sheriff’s Office Probed by State
Montana authorities are investigating allegations of spending "irregularities" by some members of the county sheriff's office
Two People Die When Car Collides with Semi in Gallatin County
The Montana Highway Patrol says the crash happened about 2 miles east of Manhattan
Montana’s Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 3.7 Percent
The state gained about 2,000 payroll jobs in November, with 1,900 coming in the private sector
Trump: Government Stays Closed as Long as Dems Reject Wall
Democrats oppose spending any money on a wall or fence
U.S. Officials Say Crow Tribe Can’t Account for $150,000 Grant
Funds were supposed to be used to combat meth addiction on the reservation
Glacier National Park Plans to Remain Open During Shutdown
Facilities including visitor centers and restrooms will be closed and plowing will be limited
Former Montana Postmaster Sentenced in Meth Case
Stephen Michael Miller warned a meth dealer that police were monitoring drug shipments
Utah Senator Blocks Vote on Montana Tribe’s Recognition
Little Shell Tribal Chairman Gerald Gray called it a "disheartening outcome"
