Montana Woman’s Lawsuit Against Colorado Hotel to Proceed
Michael Jozovich's widow Carol claims that her husband was electrocuted while he was swimming in the hotel's pool
Michael Jozovich's widow Carol claims that her husband was electrocuted while he was swimming in the hotel's pool
Wyoming, Montana, Kansas, Utah, South Dakota and Nebraska filed a joint amicus brief
The world's largest active geyser's first eruption since 2014 occurred in mid-March, followed by more eruptions
The officers were disciplined for having sex with a civilian department employee on the job or in public buildings
The river began to recede Saturday after cresting at its highest levels in a century
The National Parks Conservation Association has turned in a petition with about 33,000 signatures
If the trend continues, Cathy Whitlock said Montana could see a 20 to 60 percent decrease in snowpack
Reports shows lowest-income renters have to spend a larger share of their income on housing than any other group
Between two-thirds and three-quarters of the people who participate in the June 5 election are expected to vote absentee
The rescued man had been using a small raft to reach a camp for transients on a partially submerged island
Bison numbers peaked at about 5,500 in 2016, leading to 2,300 animals being hunted
River is still rising, officials say, and flooding in affected areas could persist for weeks
Lawmakers passed bills in 2017 that reorganized agency, eliminated jail time for some misdemeanors
Donald Friedlich Mills III allegedly replaced medicine in syringes with saline
Summit announced on Twitter hours after three Americans were released by North Korea