Bigfork Ratepayers Benefit in Savings on Loans
Butte, Roundup and Bigfork are the latest communities to benefit
Governor Announces Ebola Virus Protocols
Currently five people in Montana are being monitored for the virus
Two Injured in Propane Explosion in Seeley Lake
One man has been transferred to a Seattle hospital
UM Receives $7M Donation For New Locker Rooms
School says it's the largest-ever donation to its athletics department
Commissioner Dismisses GOP Complaint Over Mailers
Commissioner of political practices ruled mailers weren't as bad as ones sent by Stanford University and Dartmouth College researchers
Gov. Mead Eyes Congressional Fix on Wolf Delisting
Mead said his administration is still considering whether to appeal Jackson's order
Veteran Says VA Mishandled Medical Records
Glendive man's request for authorization of medical services was answered with paperwork belonging to another veteran
Court Won’t Block Campaign Laws Before Election
Billings-based group wants to prevent the state from enforcing laws that define campaign contributions, expenditures and political committees
Nearly 64 Percent of Absentee Ballots Returned
155,533 out of the 243,495 requested absentee ballots had been turned in as of Thursday morning
Whitefish Woman Gets Deferred Sentence in Husband’s Death
AnnMari Newton was sentenced Wednesday in District Court in Kalispell
Court Tells State to Respond to Beach Petition
The court is seeking a response to Beach's assertion his 100-year sentence is illegal
Seattle Expected to Start Coyle at LB
The undrafted rookie out of Montana has only played a handful of snaps during the season
Wildlife Agency Drops Hunter Confidentiality Plan
That information is now available under the state's right-to-know laws
Fewer Grizzly Bears Dying in Yellowstone Area
Numbers appear to be holding stable as officials consider lifting protections for the animals
Man Pleads Guilty to Role in Missoula Garage Burglary
Garage burglary preceded the fatal shooting of a German exchange student
