Montana Chief Justice Mike McGrath Reflects on First Term
The chief justice said he has kept his pledge to bring greater efficiency to the court
Jury Rules Against Montana Woman’s Wrongful-birth Lawsuit
Evans' lawsuit, filed in 2011, initially sought $14.5 million in damages
Montana State Researchers Among Those Proving Einstein Right
MSU graduates will be named on scientific papers on the discovery, among more than 1,000 scientists in 16 countries
Cuts Imminent Within Plum Creek Front Office; Mills and Public Access Spared
New details shed light on local impacts from merger between Plum Creek, Weyerhaeuser
Last Occupiers of Oregon Wildlife Refuge Surrender to FBI
The holdouts were the last remnants of a larger group that seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
20 Wolves Killed in Northern Idaho to Boost Elk Population
The agency said elk numbers in the region in the last 25 years have fallen from 16,000 to fewer than 1,000
Browning Disincorporation Vote Fails
Alderman Terry Bremner said the town has no money and no way to bring in revenue
Traditions and Family in Full Bloom
After decades, Woodland Floral enjoys continued, flourishing business in the modern age
Report Says EPA Knew Mine Spill was Possible
An EPA cleanup crew triggered the spill during excavation work at the mine's entrance
Missoula School Student Data Breach Included Alumni Records
The district initially said Hellgate High School students' information had been compromised
Candidates Barred from Targeting Public Workers’ Emails
The decision amounts to a new rule by Commissioner Jonathan Motl
Court’s Stay on EPA Rules Gives Governor Temporary Reprieve
The future of the state's coal industry will likely remain a key issue in the governor's race
Trial Delayed for Baseball Player Accused of Rape
Cordova was expected to go to trial this week
Man Accused of Toddler’s Death Accepts Plea Deal
Attorneys say Brandon Walter Lee Newberry suffered from undiagnosed mental health issues at time of Forrest Groshelle’s death
Former Vann’s CFO Named Co-defendant in Conspiracy Case
Prosecutors say menconspired to defraud the electronics and appliance chain for their own gain
