Feds to Help Keep Sage Grouse off Threatened List
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management also is committing $6.5 million over 10 years
Campaign Watch: This Week in the Race to November
A look at the week's most interesting and important developments
Tester Hears Support for Privatizing VA Care
Complaints about the VA system have plagued the Obama administration
Conservationists Seek Nonlethal Wolf Controls
Groups recently filed a petition with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Three Forks Crash Kills Family of 5, Fire Chief
There were no survivors, and few details were immediately known about the family
Montana Republicans Back Closed Primary Elections
Conservatives complained bitterly about outside interference during the June 3 primary
Teams Trapping Grizzlies as Feds Eye Delisting
Grizzly bears were first listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1975
Montana’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.6 Percent
Pam Bucy said state's unemployment rate is now below average levels
Charter, Montana Settle Property Tax Dispute
Settlement agreement lets Charter keep $9 million of $34 million in disputed taxes
GOP Conservatives Seek Closed Primary Elections
Platform committee met at the state Republican convention in Billings
Prosecutors: Fight Over Repairs Led to Ronan Killing
Harry Lozeau, 53, appeared before District Judge Kim Christopher in Polson on Thursday
Medicaid Expansion Initiative Won’t be on Ballot
A large sample showed about 30 percent would have been invalidated
Petition Seeks Return of Grizzly Bears to the West
Petition identifies 110,000 square miles around the West that could provide suitable habitat
Browning Boy Dies, Girl Injured in Rollover Crash
The Montana Highway Patrol says the boy was traveling too fast for road conditions
Panel Drops Plan to Hire Consultant on EPA Rules
Former University of Montana law professor known for his conservative views
