The case before the Supreme Court involves a Republican-backed challenge by conservatives to the 5-year-old health law

The Fort Harrison flags were raised in the beginning of June to honor lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride month

Water through the dams in the Columbia River Basin this summer is projected to be only about 71 percent of average

Woman says prison's staff refused husband's medical treatment because he was a temporary inmate

Man has pleaded guilty to criminal endangerment, drunk-driving charges for rear-ending a school bus

A person can be charged with driving under the influence for huffing aerosol propellants

Rules intended to reduce haze in the atmosphere from the burning of coal in Montana

Augustine Bournes carried an anti-government streak that was the product of a run-in with the law 20 years ago

Man slashed former Marine's throat during bar argument about which branch of military was better

Washington, Oregon, northern Idaho and western Montana will face increasing fire danger later in the summer

Lease owner Solenex LLC of Baton Rouge filed a 2013 lawsuit to lift the suspension

Anaconda-Deer Lodge Police Chief Tim Barkell on Tuesday released the names of those killed in the quadruple murder-suicide

The union's move is the first in the state's agriculture community to link recent farming difficulties to climate change

The ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is a temporary setback to opponents of the plan

The buyback program emerged from a $3.4 billion settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by Elouise Cobell of Browning