As regulators investigate cause of accident, company ordered to remove breached pipeline for testing

Compromise bill receives hearing before same committee that killed Governor's bill

Spate of fiery accidents reveals shortcomings of industry, prompting series of recommendations

Officers recovered more than 44 grams of methamphetamine and 47 grams of marijuana

Cramming involves tricking customers into paying for services they didn't authorize or receive

The Montana Senate passed the measure touted as a compromise on March 30

Vacancies are the result of retention and job satisfaction issues and it's a big concern for the department

"This is one year where we have quite a discrepancy between precipitation and snowpack"

Group led by former governor say they have claim to Montanore Mine

Lawsuit claimed the patrol improperly detained Hispanic drivers over unfounded concerns they were in the country illegally

Michael Cotter has been chosen to head a committee of about 30 U.S. attorneys from Indian Country who advise Attorney General Eric Holder

Percentage of state residents with middle-class incomes fell from 51.3 percent in 2000 to 46.6 percent in 2013

Poultry owners who experience the sudden onset of illness or deaths in their flocks are asked to call the Livestock Department

Labor Department said Friday that the unemployment rate remained at 5.5 percent

The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs hearing will be held April 8 at Little Big Horn College on the Crow Indian Reservation