Crow Nation Lawmakers Vote to Remove Two Tribal Court Judges
Lawmakers removed judge over claims that court funds were used for loans to staff members
Patagonia Endorses Democrats Tester, Rosen in Senate Races
The company described Tester and Rosen as champions of public lands and the outdoor industry
Archaeologists Find Clues at the Yellowstone Ice Patch
Retreating ice caused by a changing climate reveals glimpses from the past
Montana Unemployment Rate Holds at 3.6 percent in September
Gov. Steve Bullock says over the last five years, Montana has added 29,000 jobs
Police in Missoula Investigating Shooting Deaths at Motel
Police have located a vehicle they believe is relate to the shootings
Suspects Sought After Double Homicide at Missoula Motel
A vehicle police believe is related to the homicides has been located
Wet and Mild: Warm Winter Predicted for Much of the U.S.
National Weather Service expects a warmer than normal winter for the northern and western three-quarters of the nation
Yellowstone Sees Increase in September Visitation
The National Park Service says it recorded 724,454 visits last month
Grizzly Bear Captured, Relocated After Wandering into Garage
The bear was tranquilized and released in an area west of East Glacier
Montana Reaches Settlement with Student with Disabilities
Disability Rights Montana filed a lawsuit on behalf of the family, claiming the teen had gone without formal education for years
University of Montana Says 22 Faculty Members Leaving by 2021
Last semester, UM President Seth Bodnar recommended cutting 50 faculty positions due to decreased enrollment
Money Pours into Montana Senate Race as Trump Makes Third Stop
The U.S. Senate race between Jon Tester and Matt Rosendale is on pace to be the most expensive in Montana history
Canada Now World’s Largest Legal Marijuana Marketplace
At least 111 legal pot shops are expected to open across the nation of 37 million people on Wednesday, with many more to come
Mining Initiative Foes Accused of Taking Foreign Donations
Complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission accuses opponents of I-186 of campaign law violations
Trump Jr. Plans Montana Trip to Stump for Republicans
President's son and former Fox News personality Kimberly Guilfoyle are planning a multi-city bus tour for Oct. 26-27
