Grizzly Bear Family Relocated to North Fork
Bears are being moved from Lake Frances, where they killed about 10 sheep
Assurant to Refund $1.7 Million for Price Discrimination
State law prohibits health insurance companies from imposing higher prices based on any factor other than age
Blackfeet Tribe Breaks Off Talks Over Drilling on Sacred Land
Solenex LLC of Baton Rouge has been seeking for decades to drill on a 6,200-acre lease in the Badger-Two Medicine
Some Progress in Quelling Wildfires Raging in Canada
Wildfires triggering air quality warnings across the country and in the U.S. West and Midwest
Proposed Gold Exploration Near Yellowstone Hits Opposition
People can comment on the proposal with the Forest Service until July 15
Hay Crop Poor in Northwest North Dakota, Northeast Montana
The Williston area has had a little over 6 inches of precipitation so far this year
Native American Teens from Across U.S. Gather for Summit
The teens, who represent 230 tribes, will meet with First Lady Michelle Obama and cabinet members
Missoula Budget Committee Approves $12 Minimum Wage for City Workers
The proposal would raise three city employee's wages in 2016
Helena Seeks to Tell History of Confederate Fountain
Fountain became a focal point for criticism and calls by two members of the city commission to be rededicated
Montana Seeks Aid in ‘Needed’ Study of Correctional System
It's been 18 years since the last comprehensive study of the state's correctional system
Feds Propose More Safety Valves for Gas Lines
About 180,000 automatic valves would be installed annually under the rule
Woman Reported Missing on Clark Fork River Located
Kate Baker told some friends at about 3 a.m. Wednesday that she was going to float the river
Police Say Billings Man Set Off Fireworks That Killed Him
Nathan Vannatta was lighting mortars Saturday when one of them didn't ignite properly
Ballot Proposal Would Legalize Recreational Marijuana in Montana
Proposal would amend the state constitution to regulate pot and tax it as an industry
Appeals Court Considers Big Mountain Jesus Case
DOJ attorney says statue can stay due to local historical significance
