Judge Demands Explanation for Lengthy Delay on Energy Lease
Judge curious why it's taken three decades to decide on a proposal to drill for natural gas just outside Glacier National Park
Producer: Cowboy Film is Real, But Investor Pitch was Not
The film is real, but some promises man promoting film made are not
Agencies Say They’ll be Ready to Meet Transparency Laws
New law requires five agencies to record meetings and make them available online or on television
Man Charged in Death of Woman Struck by Pickup in Big Sky
Police say man struck girlfriend with pickup after a fight
‘A Setback’: Activists Fret About Rachel Dolezal Impact
Worries that Dolezal's ruse will hurt efforts to move the region beyond a troubled racial past
Montana to Create New Office of American Indian Health
The average life expectancy for American Indians in Montana is 20 years shorter than for non-Indians
City of Missoula Wins Legal Fight to Buy Water System
The city had tried to purchase Mountain Water Co. for $50 million
Former NAACP Leader: ‘I Identify as Black’
Rachel Dolezal resigned post after family in Troy challenged her racial identity
Idaho Commissioner Building Support for Federal Lands Transfer
Official aims at building coalition of 100 western counties to support public ownership of lands
Head of Spokane NAACP Quits Amid Furor Over Racial Identity
Parents say activist falsely portrayed herself as black for years
Jeb Bush Has Optimistic Message, Faces Challenges in ’16 Bid
Former Florida governor makes announcement at packed arena at Miami Dade College
Cut Bank Woman Crowned Miss Montana
The 23 year old won the title Saturday in Glendive
15 Year Old Killed After Police Chase in Hungry Horse
Two other males were in the car when it went off the road early Sunday
Federal Agencies Pledge Another $110 Million in Drought Aid
Includes $30 million to ensure farmers don't lose crop insurance
Assurant Files Notice of Leaving Montana Insurance Market
The Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based company has struggled financially
