Under the plan state employees would receive 50 cents more an hour in January 2016 and again in January 2017

Eight irrigators on the Flathead Reservation are challenging the deal in court

Proponents say years of assault and neglect have left the state with no other option than to close the facility

Lynch the nation's first black female attorney general

Attorney General Tim Fox and deputy attorneys wrote a letter to the district court in Polson

More than $104,000 went missing from 2009 to 2011

The proposal from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Western Area Power Administration would cover projects in Montana

Douglas Guill of Heron was sentenced in September 2008 to 50 years in prison without the possibility of parole on five felony convictions

The House failed Senate Bill 107 on a vote of 48-52 after narrowly approving it on a preliminary vote last week

Irrigators asking a state judge to block the governor from signing the bill

Act aims to shed light on anonymous money flowing into elections

Police say Knievel rear-ended a car, then fled the scene

Eight-year-old girl has been missing since she fell into confluence of Madison and Jefferson rivers

Back wall of the house appeared to have been knocked off the foundation

Montana is the last state to adopt legislation to define and curb bullying in schools