Montana Correctional Facilities to Reopen for Visitors
The department’s medical staff consulted with public health officials to create its reopening plan.
The department’s medical staff consulted with public health officials to create its reopening plan.
The woman broke her wrist when the cow moose charged her as she was walking her dog in Virginia City
The push for the change stems from President Joe Biden's executive order prohibiting discrimination on the basis of gender identity
Historic Harlowton railyard is contaminated with asbestos and petroleum
Senate unanimously voted to override the veto and the House voted 89-11 to do the same
The crash happened at 11:15 p.m. Saturday
The legislative subpoena is for the state court administrator's emails
In Montana, Gov. Greg Gianforte is expected to sign a ban on telemedicine abortions
Bill allows those without a permit to carry a concealed firearm in most public settings, including banks and bars
The Legislature passed the bill last month and Gov. Greg Gianforte signed it into law on March 31
There were 17 grizzly bear deaths recorded in 2020 in Montana’s portion of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Armstrong was the last known living member of Camp Rimini, one of two places where hundreds of dogs were trained for the Army's K-9 Corps in World War II
Lovell has assumed inactive senior status, meaning he will keep his title but relinquish his pending caseload and no longer maintain a chambers in the Helena Division
After two days of testimony, the prosecution and the defense negotiated a plea agreement Wednesday that calls for a 60-year prison sentence
Prosecutors say the brothers were among the first 10 people to enter the Capitol through a broken window on Jan. 6