No one was injured in derailment of around 40 cars in Columbus

Democrats and wildlife advocates harshly criticized the proposed changes, calling the effort a 'wildlife extinction package'

A judge rules the Interior Department improperly canceled the nearly 10-square-mile lease adjacent to Glacier National Park in 2016

They could lean on Congress to exempt the bears from the Endangered Species Act

Campaign spokesman Shane Scanlon said Rosendale followed the law

The state is spending millions of dollars to try to prevent the spread of mussels

Meeting comes after a long weekend spent wondering if he should resign or would be fired

Bozeman and Billings school districts both impacted by driver shortage

Officials say no one was injured during the four-hour riot on July 28

Federal ruling marks a victory for wildlife advocates and Native American tribes

Pence is scheduled to appear at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman on Oct. 2

Gulledge, who is 58, said Monday he decided to step back and slow down over health concerns

It was the longest operating brothel in the United States when it was shut down in 1982

TransCanada spokesman Matthew John said Monday that the company remains committed to moving ahead with the project

The development comes three days after news reports indicated Rosenstein had raised the idea of secretly recording Trump