Long-Empty Hardin Jail Taking in American Indian Inmates
American Indian inmates from across the Northern Plains to fill cells in Two Rivers Regional Detention Facility
Yellowstone Visits in 2014 Top 3.2 Million
A total of 571,764 recreational visitors came to Yellowstone in September
Old Grizzly Euthanized, Tried to Get Into Building
State wildlife officials euthanized a 28-year-old grizzly bear
Cascade County Resident has State’s First Flu Case
Montana had 832 laboratory-confirmed cases of the flu last winter
Ranchers Urge Relocation of Washington Wolf Packs
Ranchers in northeastern Washington want to ship wolves to western Washington
Court Denies Oil-Patch Murder Suspect’s Petition
State Supreme Court rejected a Colorado man's petition to be declared unfit to stand trial
First Ebola Patient Diagnosed in the U.S. Dies
Duncan carried the deadly virus with him from his home in Liberia
ACLU Predicts End to Montana’s Gay Marriage Ban
With Idaho's ban declared unconstitutional Montana's voter-approved ban will also likely be declared unconstitutional
Montana Proposes Expanded Hunting Confidentiality
Information that can be obtained under the state's right-to-know laws is being used to threaten and harass
Montana Gets $12.25M in School Grants
The Butte, Browning and Kalispell schools will share $1.275 million of the grant each year for suicide prevention programs
Panelists: Meth Making a Comeback in Billings
The amount of meth seized through drug task force investigations doubled last year
Missing Browning Boy Found in Spokane
Blackfeet Tribal Law Enforcement asked for the alert to be issued Monday for Hunter Crossguns
Helena Teen Mother Accused of Trying to Suffocate Infant Daughter
Girl charged with attempted homicide after allegedly attempting to smother infant in Helena
State Senator Assault Case Headed to Trial
Prosecutors and Sen. Jason Priest fail to resolve assault case out of court
Public Hospitals Prep for Ebola
New York City facilities address Ebola concerns by simulating emergency room scenarios
