Schools in Bigfork, St. Regis Closed Because of Icy Conditions
School canceled in Bigfork; schools buses aren't running in Thompson Falls, but school is open
Congress Overwhelmingly Backs 5-year Transportation Bill
The FAST Act will provide an estimated $2.28 billion over the next five years to Montana
U.S. Economy Boasts Another Month of Solid Hiring
The unemployment rate remained a low 5 percent for a second straight month
5 Candidates Interview for Montana State Football Coach
Officials say the final decision should come within the next week
Fifth State Prisoner Dies in a Month
80-year-old Robert Neil Moore died on Wednesday
DNA Match Brings New Charges in Decades-Old Child Rape Case in Billings
Ronald Dwight Tipton has been ordered to appear in court Dec. 14 to face sexual assault charges
4 Western Governors Meeting with Federal Officials in Vegas
Western Governors' meeting beginning Friday at the Four Seasons resort
Declining Prices Hit Energy-Producing States Hard
Commodity prices have plunged over the past two years
Judge Puts Lawsuit Over Badger-Two Medicine Energy Lease on Sacred Land on hold
The lease was granted in 1982 in the Badger-Two Medicine area just south of Glacier Park
Attackers in California Shooting had Thousands of Bullets
The couple died in a furious gunbattle, in which they fired 76 rounds
Whitefish Researcher Participates in Mars Simulation
Two Montanans have taken refuge in a geodesic dome perched on the slopes of a Hawaiian volcano
E-cigarettes to Only be Sold with License Starting Jan. 1
The license requirement was part of Montana Senate Bill 66
Education Revision Easily Clears House, Heads to Senate
The bill would return to the states the authority to decide how to use students' test performance in assessing teachers and schools
State District Court Judge Macek to Retire for Health Reasons
Macek took office in 2001 after defeating Judge Marge Johnson
Yellowstone Tallies 104 Wolves at End of 2014
The figures released Wednesday were up slightly from the prior year
