Bigfork’s Stimpson Appointed to FVCC Board of Trustees
Kelly Dowling Stimpson replaces John Phelps, who resigned last month
Pennsylvania’s Punxsutawney Phil ‘Predicts’ Early Spring
Famous groundhog fails to spot shadow at dawn on Tuesday
Cruz Tops Trump in Iowa; Clinton, Sanders Too Close to Call
Texas senator sweeps to victory in Iowa's Republican caucuses Monday, overcoming billionaire Donald Trump
Homeless in High School
As more Montana districts report homeless student numbers, Browning schools continue to combat the problem through unique programs
Montana Seeks New American Indian Health Director
New director of American Indian Health will coordinate with tribal governments and urban Indian centers
Whitefish Man Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend in 1989 Dies in Prison
John E. Gambrel died on Sunday at the Montana State Prison
Montana Establishes 5 Election Offices on Tribal Land
Two offices will open in Big Horn County, and one each in Roosevelt, Glacier and Rosebud counties
Kalispell Man Given Suspended Prison Sentence for Assaulting Girlfriend
Man strangled his girlfriend after she unplugged the TV
Libby Mayor, City Council Members Sue Ethics Commissioner
Petition for judicial review alleges Jonathan Motl unfairly accused mayor, council members of violating election laws
Federal Coal Sales Moratorium Shakes Industry Stronghold
President Barack Obama's administration has ordered a three-year moratorium on sales of federal coal reserves
Browning Closes City Offices Amid Financial Crisis
Town blames financial troubles on Blackfeet Tribal Business Council
Stillwater Miners Approve New 4-Year Contract
About 800 union miners at Stillwater Mining Co. have approved a new four-year contract
Conservation Groups Counter Kootenai Snowmobile Lawsuit
Snowmobilers hope to overturn motorized restrictions in proposed wilderness areas
Turnout is Name of the Game in Monday’s Iowa Caucuses
A snowfall forecast to start Monday night appeared more likely to hinder the hopefuls
4.1 Earthquake Recorded Near Helena
The quake occurred at 7 a.m. Saturday in a sparsely populated area
