Montana Sees Drop in Crime Across State
Violent crime rate per 100,000 population dropped about 3 percent in 2014 compared to 2013
Bullock Seeks Advice on Meeting New Power Plant Regulations
Bullock signed an executive order Thursday creating the interim Montana Clean Power Plan Advisory Council
Family Services Seeking Complaint Manager
State agency is accepting applications for the position of "complaint and critical incident manager"
California Company to Build Solar Farm Near Helena
The plant will generate enough power to supply energy to about 540 homes
Hutterites Raise Thousands of Thanksgiving Turkeys
Mountain View Colony raises about 3,000 Thanksgiving turkeys on its farm near Comanche
Outdoors Columnist Fired After Writing Article Critical of Donor
Thomas said he believes Kennedy ordered Ducks Unlimited to fire him
MSU Professor Finds New Duckbilled Dinosaur Species
A new species was uncovered near Rudyard on a 2007 dig
Beaverhead County Deputy Shoots Driver During Traffic Stop
No word on driver's condition
Montana Petroleum Association Head Resigns After 10 Years
Dave Galt submitted his resignation to the association's board a month ago
Man Accused of Raping Woman in Billings Pleads Not Guilty
Joseph Raymond Weinreber accused of grabbing woman off street, raping her
Canada Seeks to Relocate More Sage Grouse from Montana
Alberta sage grouse occupy 10 percent of their historical range
Montana Tomcat Hitchhikes 90 miles on Pickup Bed
The cat walked six miles to a gas station and climbed onto a pickup bed
Bison Season to Open in Montana Mid-November
The hunt has attracted more than 10,420 applicants for a limited number of licenses
Report Questions Railroad Bridge Safety, Inspection System
OMAHA, Neb. — Two environmental groups say they are worried about the safety of railroad bridges because inspection reports generally aren’t public, and railroads take care of their own bridges. The Waterkeeper Alliance and ForestEthics released a report focused on railroad bridges Tuesday. “The federal standards for rail bridge safety leave far too many loopholes […]
Contribution Limits Back in Court Ahead of 2016 Elections
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the judge's 2012 ruling and ordered him to re-examine the issue
