Some of the 238 passengers remained unaccounted for, raising fears the death toll could rise

Two years after a governmental crisis led to protests and arrests, a fresh slate of leaders looks to rebuild the Blackfeet Nation

Petition seeks to set aside a requirement for improvements to railroad tank cars that are known to fail during accidents.

City attorney filed lawsuit against councilor before 2013 mayoral election

Catholic school teacher fired for having a baby out of wedlock ineligible for discrimination claim, according to attorneys

Construction expected to begin by May 18

Attorney General says eligible Montana customers can file claims to recoup phony wireless charges

Mayor addresses priorities in time of change, including increased budget proposal, new City Hall

Montana Highway Patrol says 10 or 11 students on board the bus at time of crash

Montana Commissioner of Political Practices says Stanford University and Dartmouth College researchers broke state laws

Shooting left one man wounded and a dog dead after dispute over whether to use Clamato or tomato juice

Multi-year planning effort looks for solutions to overcrowding on Glacier's iconic thoroughfare and the park's most popular trails

The investigation began in 2012 after 11 assaults involving university students were reported over 18 months

Blixseth has been jailed in Great Falls since April 20 on a civil contempt order from U.S. District Judge Sam Haddon

The pilot program will provide income-tax credits for donations of up to $150 made to scholarships for private K-12 education