Prosecutors Urge Jury to Convict Kowalski of Murder
Attorneys present final arguments in cold case involving former Creston man
Daines Reports Raising $1.2 Million for Quarter in Senate Bid
Combined with last year's fundraising, Republican campaign has $2.2 million on hand
Obama: Right to Vote Under Threat in the U.S.
Republicans say the voting measures guard against voter fraud
Hardin Jail Eyed for Regional Inmate Facility
The 464-bed Two Rivers Detention Facility in Hardin has gone unused since it was built in 2007
Montana Aims to Reduce Elk from Spreading Disease
Measures meant to prevent elk and cattle from commingling in an area where brucellosis detected
Lawmakers Weigh Elections Cop’s Selection, Powers
Legislation to be drafted that would change how the commissioner of political practices is chosen
‘Winter in the Blood’ Comes to the Flathead
A conversation with filmmaker Andrew Smith, whose critically acclaimed film will be screening in Whitefish, Bigfork
Insulting Neighbor
Flathead County Sheriff's and Kalispell Police Reports
Grizzly Captured Near Eureka, Released in Glacier National Park
Four black bears were captured in the last week in the Columbia Falls and Whitefish areas
Two Hutterite Colonies Report Deadly Pig Virus
Hutterite colonies account for about 95 percent of the state's $24.7 million hog industry
State Wildlife Panel Endorses Rocky Mountain Front Act
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission passed a resolution Thursday supporting the bill
Volunteers Back Out of Knievel Days
Organizers cutting ties in the fallout of a struggle over management and control of the three-day event
Surviving an Attack
Bear mauling survivor, experts discuss before-and-after of attacks at symposium
11 Senate Democrats to Obama: Approve Keystone XL
Walsh and Tester among lawmakers urging for approval
St. Ignatius Boy Found Safe after Alert Issued
Boy found in good health after alert issued Thursday