He was collecting disability benefits while running a construction company in Utah

Complaint and 15 others dealing with contribution limits from past elections had been put on hold

Stabbing occurred an hour after police had been at residence for domestic disturbance

The greater sage grouse lives across the West

Americans United for Separation of Church and State sent a letter claiming the event was illegal

The rules have already run into deep opposition from farm groups and the Republican-led Congress

States can limit contributions if they have a legitimate interest in doing so

Attorney and former Montana Public Service Commission chair dies of pancreatic cancer at 55

Lake trout suppression in Yellowstone National Park began in 1998

Current plan is about 20 years old, and officials hope to have a new plan ready by the end of this year

The bears were taken to the state wildlife lab in Bozeman, where they were euthanized on Friday

Northwest corner of the state is especially at risk of seeing low summer flows

Cody Marble, who is now 30 and on parole, was convicted in 2002 of the rape in a juvenile detention center when he was 17

Bear attacks are dramatic but exceedingly rare

The two-month rescue of the highway trust fund is Congress' 33nd short-term patch of that program since 2008