Nuke Missile Duty: ‘It Weighs on Your Mind’
It's a sometimes tedious duty the Air Force calls 'standing alert.'
Derailed Fuselages Removed from Clark Fork River
Railway officials are investigating the cause of the derailment along river
Lewis Jabs Zinke with Super PAC ‘Cooling Off’ Plan
Democrat House candidate barbs Whitefish's Zinke for relationship with political group
Montana PSC Opens Hearing on $900M Dam Deal
Regulators open two-week public hearing to determine whether the deal is in the public interest.
Walsh Raises $900K Since Mid-May for Senate Run
Democrat's campaign released numbers Tuesday ahead of Federal Election Commission deadline.
Congressman Wants Hunting Buffer for Yellowstone Wolves
Oregon lawmaker asks Interior Department to curb gray wolf hunting around Yellowstone National Park
Judge Rejects Lawmaker’s Attempt to Dismiss Complaint
Montana Senate majority leader unsuccessful in effort to toss charges of illegal campaign contributions
Why Nukes Keep Finding Trouble: They’re Really Old
The missile system is more than 40 years old and was designed during the Cold War
First of 3 Fuselages Removed from Derailment Site
Derailment occured on the Clark Fork River about 50 miles west of Missoula
Grizzly QB Johnson on Payton Watch List
Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson was named to the 20-player list
Feds Doubt Global Warming’s Impact on Wolverines
Top federal wildlife official says there's too much uncertainty about climate change
CAMPAIGN WATCH: Candidates React to Hobby Lobby Decision
The week's most interesting and important developments in Montana's election campaigns
Pablo Man Charged with Raping, Kidnapping Woman
Robert Mathewson was arrested on June 24 and remains jailed with bail set at $150,000
Former Montana Law Professor Crowley Dies
William F. "Duke" Crowley helped revise the state's criminal laws and how they could be prosecuted
Blackfeet Man Appeals Sentence in Fraud Conviction
Delyle "Shanny" Augare was sentenced to 44 months in prison
