Chief executive officer Colin Marshall says 2016 will be another difficult year for coal miners

WildEarth Guardians prevailed in similar cases against coal mines in Montana and Colorado

First People's Center for Education plans to close at the end of the school year after several years of funding struggles

Jordan Johnson said that university officials predetermined his guilt after a female acquaintance accused him of raping her in 2012

Judges are sending fewer juvenile offenders to institutions

Confederated Salish-Kootenai Tribes will get $1.1 million to fix up 20 homes and drill a new well

Authorities had received a report that Edward Eldridge struck a tree Thursday morning

Jesse Royer, of Darby, won the 300-mile Race to the Sky sled dog race

Billings-based organizations collecting signatures on competing petitions

Candidates moved quickly to reframe the election as a referendum on the high court's future

Sanders, Trump and Cruz have gathered enough Montana signatures to be part of state's primary election

Free-market forces — higher mining costs, decreasing demand and cheaper natural gas — are dragging production down

Exchanges highlighted the bad blood between the billionaire businessman and his rivals

Vice president for integrated communications Peggy Kuhr will retire in June

It leaves the high court without its conservative majority and sets up an ideological confrontation over his successor