Billings Woman Says She Fired Shots at Intruder Who Attacked Her
Officers believe man was not hit after finding the woman's bullets
Officers believe man was not hit after finding the woman's bullets
Some of the 238 passengers remained unaccounted for, raising fears the death toll could rise
Petition seeks to set aside a requirement for improvements to railroad tank cars that are known to fail during accidents.
Catholic school teacher fired for having a baby out of wedlock ineligible for discrimination claim, according to attorneys
Attorney General says eligible Montana customers can file claims to recoup phony wireless charges
Montana Highway Patrol says 10 or 11 students on board the bus at time of crash
Montana Commissioner of Political Practices says Stanford University and Dartmouth College researchers broke state laws
Shooting left one man wounded and a dog dead after dispute over whether to use Clamato or tomato juice
Some visitors ignored or were slow to heed a park official's commands to leave the bridge
The investigation began in 2012 after 11 assaults involving university students were reported over 18 months
The higher fees will boost the park's revenue by about $3 million a year
Blixseth has been jailed in Great Falls since April 20 on a civil contempt order from U.S. District Judge Sam Haddon
The pilot program will provide income-tax credits for donations of up to $150 made to scholarships for private K-12 education
Transportation officials say over 2,300 vehicles per day travel on the highway that passes through Helena National Forest
Football coach who was fired by the Manhattan School District after an investigation found he mishandled thousands of fundraising dollars