Man’s Body Found in Clark Fork River in Missoula
Passers-by reported seeing the body in the water east of the California Street footbridge
Montana Senator’s Thesis Appears to Plagiarize
Sen. John Walsh accused of plagiarizing significant portion of 2007 master's thesis
State and Xerox Resolve Medicaid Contract Problems
State says Xerox was in breach of $70 million contract
Fire Season in West Expected to Get More Intense
Wildfires have burned less than half the 10-year average so far
Supreme Court Upholds Firing of Tourism Director
Agency said director left millions of dollars unspent each year
Copper Mine Project Draws Hundreds of Comments
Test wells would be dug near White Sulphur Springs
New Safety Rules Proposed to Curb Oil Train Fires
Investigators have said tanker cars too easily punctured
Missoula Man Denies Charge He Tried to Kidnap 10-year-old
Man accused of grabbing a 10-year-old girl as she played with her brother
State: Montanans Won’t Lose Health-Care Subsidies
Two contradictory court rulings called health-care law's subsidies into question
Crash Sends Industrial Soap into Blackfoot River
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks closed the river downstream from the crash
Billings Judge Censured over Rape Comments
District Judge G. Todd Baugh of Billings is scheduled to appear before the court in Helena
Overall Well-Being of Montana Children Declines
Montana ranked 31st in the annual Kids Count report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
Better Weather Aiding Washington Wildfire Fight
The Carlton Complex fire is the largest in state history
Feds Grant Montana REAL ID Compliance Extension
On Monday, most federal facilities began restricting access to people without REAL ID-compliant identifications
D.C. Lawmakers Face Long To-Do List, Uncertain Success
Looming large is legislation to keep the government operating beyond the start of the fiscal year on Oct. 1
