Church Affiliation of Ranch For Kids Questioned
Dispute between Eureka ranch for troubled children and state could be decided this week
Bullock Names Corrections, Labor, Commerce Leaders
The appointments are subject to confirmation by the state Senate
Judge Temporarily Halts State’s Wolverine Trapping Season
The wolverine trapping season was scheduled to begin Dec. 1
Troy Tables Four-Day School Week
School superintendent says shorter school week still a viable option for future
Christmas Dinner at Our House Scheduled for Dec. 8
Montana National Guard Armory in Kalispell hosts annual event
Bachelor Auction Raises $23,000 for Area Cancer Patients
The event raised money by auctioning off 15 Flathead bachelors and bachelorettes
Troy Hires New City Attorney
Heather McDougall hired to replace outgoing attorney Charles Evans
GOP Appeals Schweitzer Ethics Ruling to Judge
State political practices commissioner had dismissed the allegation
Bickering Trumps Bargaining on Looming ‘Cliff’
Economists warn that sending the economy over the "cliff" would trigger a recession
MSU Professors Seeking Union Decertification Vote
Its two unions belong to the MEA-MFT, the state's largest union
Fundraising Efforts Underway to Benefit Taylor Peterson
Columbia Falls senior recently found out her cancer has become untreatable
Oil Pipeline from North Dakota to Oklahoma Canceled
Pipeline would have moved 200,000 barrels of oil from the Bakken Shale
U.S. Economy Gets Lift From Consumers, Businesses
Consumer confidence in November reached highest level in nearly five years
Groups Say Flathead Ban Leaves Out Land in Canada
Say mining and drilling ban left out 15,500 acres of federal land in Canada
Montana Unemployment Insurance Rates Going Down
Next year, the contribution rates will average 2.12 percent, down from 2.32 percent