Red Lodge Ski Area Back in Operation After Saturday Evacuation
A wildfire started about 4 miles west of the community of Red Lodge, closing the ski resort
National Parks Call on Americans to ‘Find Your Park’
Sustaining the national parks and keeping them relevant to visitors is a growing challenge
Montana Nears Final Approval of Anti-Bullying Bill
Montana is the only state without an anti-bullying law
State Senators Favor Elections for U.S. Senate Vacancies
Proposals would require special elections to fill vacant U.S. senatorial seats
Montana House Narrowly Defeats ‘Religious Freedom’ Bill
Bill resembles a recent Indiana law that allows open discrimination for the sake of "religious freedom"
House Endorses Proposed Personhood Constitutional Amendment
Representatives voted 54-46 to endorse House Bill 425 on second reading Friday
Senate Endorses Compromise Medicaid Expansion Plan
Senators endorsed the measure 28-22 on Friday after more than 90 minutes of debate
Canadian Man Killed in Montana Plane Crash Identified
David Charron died in the crash accident Thursday afternoon
US Economic Growth May be Mild, but It’s Also Really Durable
The economy's performance in the October-December period matched the average growth of the past five years
Glacier Park Employee Cited for Failing to Control Dog
Park officials believed the cat had been habituated
Idaho Company to Acquire Revett, Permanently Close Troy Mine
CEO John Shanahan says merger with Hecla offers best chance to permitting and opening Rock Creek Mine
House Endorses Dark Money Bill by Narrow Vote
House members voted 51-49 to endorse Senate Bill 289
Execs From Montana’s Largest Mining Company Moving to Denver
Stillwater has about 1,600 employees and operates the only platinum and palladium mines in the U.S. in south-central Montana
U.S. Official Guilty of Covering for Ex-Worker Who Kept Salary
Senior official in the U.S. Bureau of Land Management has been convicted on criminal charges
Montana Lawmakers Kill Bill to Create Campaign Ethics Board
The measure would have created a four-member board to decide whether litigation proposed by the Commissioner of Political Practices is necessary
