Lawsuit Challenges Religious Schools’ Exclusion from Program
New tax-credit program provides scholarships for students at private schools, but bars religious schools from benefiting
ARCO Counter-sues Montana Residents in Legal Battle
Oil company files suit against 97 residents who are seeking an environmental cleanup
Religion Central to Gianforte’s Life, But Not His Campaign
Tech entrepreneur doesn't breach religion as campaign issue in potential run for governor
National Parks Hit Visitation Records
Country's largest parks brace for busy new year ahead of centennial celebration
Montana Company Seeks to Avoid Closure of Bull Mountain Mine
Montana's Board of Environmental Review needs to approve any deal
Missoula Man Faces Homicide Charge in Girlfriend’s Death
Body of a woman found while officials were conducting a planned search for a missing person
National Park Coping with Housing Shortage
Glacier officials say they need new housing to replace 10 dilapidated residential trailers
Food Stamp Numbers High Despite Lower Unemployment
People receiving food stamps has remained about the same since the recession's peak
Search Called Off for Man Missing at Lost Trail Powder Mountain Ski Hill
The skier, 65-year-old Bart Pickard of Corvallis, was reported missing Wednesday
Libby Doctor’s License Suspended for Overprescribing
Another physician filed the complaint against Clyde Knecht in August
Elk Hunt Brings National Attention to Small Montana Town
Nearly 4,000 elk inhabit the surrounding mountains
Pope Urges Christmas Prayers for Syria, Libya Peace
Francis has made the church's message of mercy the focus of his pontificate
Man Charged with Killing Former Landlord, Missoula Woman
Price was charged with deliberate homicide in the death of motel employee Lonette Keehner
Search on for Man Missing at Lost Trail Ski Area
A 65-year-old Corvallis man was reported missing on Wednesday
Montana Students to Take ACT, Not Smarter Balanced Exams
The ACT is commonly used as a college entrance exam or to gauge career readiness
