Montana Supreme Court Allows Voter Registration Referendum
Referendum would end Election-Day voter registration
Temperatures Plunge to Record Lows Across Montana
Kalispell hit 21 below, breaking the previous record of minus 18 set in 1975
House Backs Bill to Speed Logging of Burned Trees
Now goes to the Senate, where it is considered unlikely to pass
University of Montana Lockdown Lifted
A man carrying a gun was seen running along Arthur Avenue near the university
Hit and Run
Flathead County Sheriff's Reports and Kalispell Police Reports
Judge Rules State Can’t Defend New Abortion Law
The attorney general's office can appeal the ruling to the state Supreme Court
The Patrol
For decades an elite group of skiers has worked to keep Big Mountain safe for visitors, on good days and bad.
Giants Among Us
Uncommon Ground
The Devil’s Bird
Out Of Bounds
Montana Graduation Rates Rise to 84 Percent
It is the third consecutive year in which the graduation rate has risen
Board Says Judge Baugh Should be Disciplined
The commission did not specify what disciplinary action should be taken
Godzilla Has Short Arms
Commentary: Business is Personal
Life of Troy Mine Extended to 12 Years
Revett spokeswoman says company expects to resume limited mining operations later this year
States Look to Rein in Government Surveillance
Lawmakers are proposing bills to curtail the powers of law enforcement
BNSF to Invest $5 Billion in its Railroad in 2014
BNSF says it's responding to significant volume growth