Board of Regents gets first look at the "accountability" report headed to the 2015 Legislature later in January

Committee members voted unanimously to abandon the proposal during the meeting

U.S. senators are calling for formal recognition of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Cree

Masked gunmen stormed offices of satirical paper, "terrorist attack without a doubt"

Major developments include Montana officer's inquest

The Forest Service issued a statement Tuesday saying that it had not accepted any contract bids

Jewell issued an order Tuesday seeking a "science-based" approach that safeguards the greater sage grous

Congressman tabs former SOFA PAC treasurer as chief of staff

Barry Sadler was found early Tuesday morning in the Brimstone Creek area

First piece of legislation introduced in Congress would approve the much-delayed oil pipeline

Forty miners died in 2014 in all mines, which include metal and non-metal operations

Event is one of many the VA is holding around the country meant to improve services and rebuild trust among veterans

More than 2,100 bills have been requested or drafted already

Montana Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of Thomas Richard Nichols

Trial is still three months away and an appeal is likely after that