Ex-Trump Lawyer Cohen Pleads Guilty in Hush-Money Scheme
Cohen says he and Trump arranged the payment of hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels and a former Playboy model
Montana Governor Stands by Semiautomatic Weapons Ban Comment
The two-term Democratic governor first voiced his support for a ban Sunday
Ex-Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort Guilty of 8 Charges
The outcome almost certainly guarantees years of prison for Manafort
Montana Gets $3M from Feds to Strengthen Election Security
Money is part of $380 million allocated by Congress for states to strengthen their voting systems
Man Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting in Great Falls ID’d
The Fergus County Coroner's Office said 67-year-old Charles A. Marcotte died Sunday evening
Washington to Kill Members of Wolf Pack to Protect Cattle
Members of the Togo pack have preyed on cattle three times in the past 30 days
Body of Missing Teen Recovered from Yellowstone River
A fisherman spotted his body around noon Sunday about 16 river miles downstream from the July 27 accident
Bullock Says He Would Support Semiautomatic Weapons Ban
Governor's comments came in response Sunday to a question posed to him on CNN's State of The Union
Man Dies in Officer-involved Shooting in Great Falls
Police Sgt. Jim Wells said officers responded to a disturbance just before 7 p.m. Sunday
Keystone XL Company Moves to Condemn South Dakota Land
TransCanada Corp. has filed eminent domain condemnation petitions in state court
Snail That Causes Waterfowl Deaths Found in Montana Lake
They were found in Lake Frances near Valier in northcentral Montana
Man Pleads Guilty to Bat Attack on Special Olympics Athlete
Paul Ekstedt struck the victim in the head, knocking him to the floor and causing a severe head injury
Montana Coal Production Increased Over First Half of 2018
The boost was led by Cloud Peak's Spring Creek Mine and Lighthouse Resources' Decker Mine
Yellowstone Continues Effort to Restore Native Fish
Biologists will remove nonnative rainbow trout and brook trout using the fish toxin rotenone
Judge Ordered to Reconsider Whether Fish Should be Protected
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday sent a lawsuit seeking federal protections for the Arctic grayling back to a lower court for further consideration
