House Won’t Vote Before Midnight on ‘Cliff’ Deal
Congress could pass later legislation retroactively blocking the tax hikes
Citizen-Approved Laws Take Effect with New Year
Measures were among those placed directly onto the ballot by the 2011 Legislature
Mortenson, Charity Sue Insurer to Cover Legal Fees
Seeking full coverage of the costs to defend a Montana attorney general's probe
Colorado Senator Criticizes Rejection of Wildfire Amendment
Senate rejected legislation that would have restored $653 million to wildland firefighting fund
Brothers Bowl Perfect Games in Ronan the Same Night
The Starkels are members of the same bowling league team
Engine Fire Sparks In Kalispell Warehouse
Fire departments from across the valley respond to blaze at Northwest Drywall warehouse
Trains Carrying More Oil Across U.S. Amid Boom
Cars carrying crude has jumped from 10,000 a year to a projected 200,000 in 2012
UPDATE: Bullock Brings Back Former FWP Director
Jeff Hagener led FWP for four years under former Gov. Judy Martz
Heightened Avalanche Conditions Exist in Flathead National Forest
A skier was buried but uninjured after triggering an avalanche in the Jewel Basin on Christmas.
Bullock Makes More Cabinet Appointments
Bullock is close to finalizing his cabinet as he prepares to take office early next week
Bigfork Man Claims $30,000 Lottery Jackpot
Joseph Bednarczyk bought the ticket at Smith's Food & Drug in Kalispell
U.S. Consumers Lose Confidence as Fiscal Cliff Nears
Consumer confidence index fell for the second straight month in December
Eleven Local Seniors Named to Shrine Football Game
Glacier leads with four seniors named to de facto all-star game
Tester-Rehberg Race Montana’s Top Story of 2012
The $47 million U.S. Senate race was Montana's top news story of 2012
Montana Adopts First-Ever Fisheries Plan
Fish Wildlife and Parks Commission adopted the plan last week