Thieves Take Horses’ Tails Near Helena
The horses' owners say about six feet of hair was taken
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Montana Silver Bar Killings
Handyman charged with killing a Deer Lodge man and his mother
Conservation Groups Petition Feds to Extend Wolf Monitoring
Five groups seeking an additional five years of monitoring from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Libby Teen Injured in Sledding Accident
Branch went through boy's neck while being towed behind a pickup truck
Big Sky Conference Suspends Women’s Basketball Officials
Lorena Ahumada, Sydney Mott and Josh Rombach suspended for clearing the team fouls at the end of regulation
Lawmakers, Utility Reps Appointed to Advisory Council
The 27-member council is charged with helping to craft Montana's response to new federal rules
Helena, Lewis and Clark Forests Merge
Officials say the move comes after years of sharing resources and staff among the forests
Ranchers Who Inspired Oregon Occupation Report to Prison
Federal authorities made no immediate attempt to retake the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
Cooney Sworn in as Lieutenant Governor
Gov. Steve Bullock named Cooney as his third lieutenant governor last Wednesday
States Divvy Up Yellowstone-Area Grizzly Hunt
Wildlife advocates say the bear population remains too small to withstand much hunting
Billings Residents Tuning Up for Uber Rides
Applicants must pass a background check and have a valid driver's license.
Livingston Police Kill Man Who Had Made Knife Threat
Officers say man didn't comply with commands and a stun gun was ineffective
Oregon Standoff Latest in Dispute Over Western Lands
Armed protesters are occupying a national wildlife refuge to object to a prison sentence for local ranchers
Northern Idaho Company Dives for Lost Logs in Flathead Lake
Moscow's Northwest Management Inc. was hired by the DeVoe family to find and recover the logs
Montana Agencies Cooperating on Untested Rape Kits
The state crime lab in Missoula has been criticized for a backlog of cases
