Federal Judge Rejects Some Wolf Kills in Washington
Wolves were hunted to extinction in Washington at the turn of the last century
Montana Sells Oil and Gas Lease in North Dakota
Montana acquired the partial mineral rights from the estate of William Kamps, an outdoor enthusiast from Kalispell
Holiday Shopping 2015: Consumers Buying Less Expensive Gifts
Overall, people are expected to spend modestly more this holiday season
Official Details Death of Man in Cooke City Avalanche
The Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center warned people in the backcountry about dangerous conditions
University of Montana to Eliminate Some Tuition Waivers
The university says students who currently have waivers will not be affected
Commissioner: Conservative Group Broke Campaign Laws
The Montana Growth Network was run by former state Sen. Jason Priest, R-Red Lodge
Showdown Looms Between Vilsack, Congress Over Wildfire Costs
The costliest fire season in U.S. history destroyed hundreds of homes in California and the Pacific Northwest
Lieutenant Governor Flap Highlights Use of Private Emails
Montana doesn't have a policy on the use of private email by state officials
Showdown Looms Between Vilsack, Congress Over Wildfire Costs
Vilsack says he won't keep raiding funds that are supposed to go elsewhere
Officials Look to Modernize Hungry Horse Dam Power Plant
Officials say the overhaul project would help alleviate safety concerns
Blue Cross Signs Contract to Administer Medicaid Expansion
The company will be paid by the number of members it enrolls
Kalispell Lawsuit Challenges Religious Schools’ Exclusion from Program
The women's children go to Stillwater Christian School in Kalispell
White House, Lawmakers Hail Year-end Deal on Spending, Taxes
Montana lawmakers respond to renewal of land and water conservation fund
$74 Million Foundation Approved from Missoula Hospital Sale Funds
Attorney General's Office approved the creation of one of the largest nonprofit foundations in the state's history
Lawmakers Question Delays in Energy Lease Sales
Lawmakers cited postponed sales on public lands in Arkansas, Utah and Michigan
