Livestock Board Creates Panel to Address Budget
Auditors said the agency withdrew $197,000 from the state treasury using a prepaid expense account
Assault Over Stolen Pork Chop Nets 15 Years
Judge said transient could not be trusted in society.
War College to Make Final Decision on Sen. Walsh
A New York Times story showed Walsh used others’ work without attribution in a 2007 research paper
Former UGF Hoops Player Named Head Coach
Owens has spent the past five seasons as an assistant coach at Portland State
Tribe: Remove ‘Halfbreed’ from Montana Place Names
Nicholas Vrooman says the words are racist terms that demean American Indians.
Yellowstone Considers Quarantine Program for Bison
Yellowstone's roughly 4,600 bison are prized for their pure genetics
Judge Grants Access for Blackfeet Oil Pipeline Operations
The pipelines ship oil from southern Canada to Billings refineries
Commission Nominates Three for Vacant Judgeship
Kay Lynn Lee and David Michael Sandler of Kalispell seeking vacant state worker's compensation judgeship
Coaches Pick Carroll to Win Frontier Football
The Saints received seven first-place votes and 49 points in the poll that was released Tuesday
Former Griz Basketball Player Faces Drug Charges
Eric Taylor Hutchison is charged with one count of criminal distribution of dangerous drugs
U.S. Economy Grew at Strong 4 Percent Rate in Spring
Analysts' view reinforced that the economy's momentum is extending into the second half of the year
Clean-Air Rules Assailed as Too Much, Too Little
EPA holding hearings in Atlanta, Denver, Pittsburgh and Washington on plan to cut carbon-dioxide emissions
Officials: Pine Beetle Infestation Not Over Yet
Latest survey shows more than 526,000 acres of pine trees in the state were infested
Small Airplane Crashes in North-Central Idaho
Two Bear Air Helicopter of Whitefish spotted the wreckage Monday west of Lolo Pass
Osprey Study Looks for Pollutants in Birds
Researchers so far have collected blood samples from osprey in 63 locations
