Colorado Woman Killed in Head-on Crash Near Big Sky
Young woman's car crossed the centerline around a curve
Former Griz Wagenmann Injures Foot Again
Wagenmann underwent surgery after the April injury and will need surgery again
Grizzly Bears Kill More Montana Livestock Than In All 2014
Livestock loss program has reimbursed ranchers for 42 animals killed by grizzlies so far this year
Gianforte Files for Exploratory Governor Campaign
On Monday, he filed a candidate statement with the Commissioner of Political Practices
Feds Set Timeline to Decide on Drilling Lease Near Glacier
Bureau of Land Management will decide whether to start the cancellation process by Nov. 30
Stillwater Mining to Lay Off 119
Stillwater Mining Co. is seeking to cut costs as platinum and palladium prices have dropped
Resource Shortage Means Some Montana Fires Burning Unchecked
Northern Rockies Coordination Center lists 86 active fires in Montana and Idaho
Medical Marijuana Industry Grows Despite Restrictions
The number of dispensaries grew to 442 by June
Wind, Heat, Dry Land Fueling Large Blazes Across the West
A 70-year-old woman in Idaho died while preparing to flee a wildfire
Researchers Probe Effects of Smoke on Wildland Firefighters
Researchers are equipping firefighters with pocket-sized carbon monoxide monitoring devices
Hunting for Hemingway in Yellowstone Country
Ernest Hemingway first arrived at the Clarks Fork River valley on July 13, 1931
Osweiler Shines in Preseason Start Against Seahawks
Osweiler completed 15 of 20 passes for 151 yards and a TD in the preseason opener
Helena Brewers Minor Leaguer Says He’s Gay; MLB Lauds His Courage
David Denson the first openly gay active player on a team affiliated with Major League Baseball
Lawmakers to Buttress Authority Over Executive Agencies
Leaders on Legislative Council agree lawmakers could do more to communicate with departments in the executive branch
Lightning Strikes Great Falls Football Field, Coach Knocked Down
Coach was knocked to the ground but otherwise fine
