US to Seek End to Protections for Montana Bears this Fall
Wildlife officials are finalizing criteria to determine if the animals have enough habitat to shield them from extinction
GOP Immigration Moderates Seek to Force House Votes on Issue
Could spell fresh headaches for GOP leaders, whose party is divided between backers of Trump's hard-line views and more pragmatic members
Man Convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter in Stabbing Death
William Arocha Jr. convicted for 2017 death of Shane LaPlant in East Glacier
Trucking Company, Owner Face Fraud Trial After Explosion
Explosion at an oil product processing plant near Wibaux injured three workers and caused a fire that burned for eight days
Detainees Freed in North Korea, Returning to U.S. with Pompeo
President Trump's announcement is the latest sign of improving relations between the two longtime adversary nations
Stormy Daniels’ Lawyer says Russian Paid Trump Attorney Cohen
Hundreds of thousands of dollars streamed into Cohen's account from companies seeking "insight"
Child and Family Services has New Administrator, Deputy
Agency deals with nearly 4,000 children in foster care in Montana among other issues
Montana Floodwaters Submerge Neighborhood, Threaten Others
Authorities ordered the evacuation of 60 homes in Missoula as the rising Clark Fork River submerged a neighborhood
Number of People Who Finish Bloomsday Race Falls Again
Turnout for Spokane's huge road race continued a downward trend with about 38,000 people crossing the finish line
Trump Announces U.S. Will Exit Nuclear Accord with Iran
French President Emmanuel Macron said his country, Britain and Germany all regretted Trump's decision
Trial Underway in East Glacier Stabbing Death
William Arocha Jr. is charged with second-degree murder for stabbing 35-year-old Shane LaPlan
Yellowstone Visitors Spent Nearly $500M in Neighboring Towns
Report estimates spending supported 7,350 jobs on park's outskirts
Deputies Warn Missoula Residents Near Rising River to Leave
The Clark Fork could eventually threaten between 800 and 1,300 homes before it crests on Friday
Amtrak to Close Shelby, Havre Ticket Counters to Save Money
Company officials say 90 percent of riders buy their tickets online or over the phone
Mudding Melee: Men Facing Criminal Charges for Damaging Land
Three men accused of damaging Little Missouri National Grasslands while driving their pickups in the mud four years ago
