Group became disoriented after a woman was injured in a minor snowmobile crash

There were no injuries and no equipment was damaged

Twenty new Montana laws take effect with the new year

Harry Lozeau was convicted after a two-day trial in Helena this week

The company will cut production from almost 8 million tons in 2014 to 5.5 million tons annually

Both parties agree that the country's national parks and historic sites could use some sprucing up

Montana Highway Patrol says at least two elk have been hit so far this winter

The plan says the waste rock would not significantly change the acidity of the billions of gallons of water in the pit

Groups claimed the dam would hurt a small, aging population of pallid sturgeon

Signal Peak President Brad Hanson blamed poor market conditions

At least 20 deaths over several days in Missouri and Illinois were blamed on flooding

Deaths at an all-time high, but biologists aren't worried about the animal's long-term survival

Powell County Attorney Lewis Smith filed two counts of deliberate homicide against David Wayne Nelson

Markus Kaarma is serving a 70-year sentence for fatally shooting a German exchange student in his garage

Allotment has historically been used for cattle grazing.