Montana Highway Patrol Chief Retires
Mike Tooley retires after nearly 28 years with the agency
Payments Authorized For $3.4 Billion Indian Lawsuit
The settlement is one of the largest ever for the U.S. government
State Shuts Down Wolf Hunt Near Yellowstone
Hunters have tagged 89 wolves this season through Dec. 10
Health Department Offering Free Dental Screening for Children
Santa will be there for free photo opportunities on Dec. 13
Commission Approves Milk River Ranch Buy
Gov. Brian Schweitzer dismissed complaints the price was too high
Groups Sue to Stop Immigration Initiative
Lawsuit seeking to overturn a voter-approved initiative that requires proof of citizenship
Kalispell Woman Pleads Guilty to Food Stamp Fraud
Wendy Renee House-Bond pleaded guilty after receiving nearly $41,000 in food stamps and other benefits
Flathead Valley Lands Thunderbirds Air Show
Air Force events scheduled for July 20-21 at Glacier Park International Airport
Welch Falls Short in Fundraising, Drops Recount Request
Montana Republican Party hoped court would lower bond
Blacktail Mountain Announces Opening Day
Most of the ski area to open Saturday
Montana Sees Increase in Tourism
Researchers at the University of Montana say the state has seen a climb in tourism
New Oil Equipment Companies Come to Montana Amid Boom
ADF Group announced plans for a 100,000-square-foot facility near Great Falls
Study: Montana Judges Burdened by Heavy Workload
Study shows only two districts have enough judges to handle their current caseload
Record Spending in Senate Race Topped $47 Million
The total spent blows past Montana's previous spending record from 2006
Vann’s Lays Off 17 As Company Restructures
Majority of the layoffs occurred at corporate office in Missoula and a warehouse in Lolo