Montana Wants Capitol Complex on National Register
The application seeks National Register status for 24 buildings, sites and structures in the complex
After Spill, Work Suspended at 10 Mine Sites
The sites include three in California, four in Colorado, two in Montana and one in Missouri
Montana Explores Response to Federal Emission Cut Mandate
Much of Montana's electricity generation comes from the eight working coal-fired plants
Feds: Sage Grouse Face Decline if Wildfires Can’t be Stopped
The chicken-sized, ground-dwelling bird ranges across 11 western states
UM Student Charged with Sex Assault
Fazliddin Sharipov appeared in Missoula Municipal Court on Friday
Effort to Banish Drug Dealers Raises Legal Questions
The Blackfeet Tribal Business Council vote to use banishment as punishment
Wildfire Warriors
New Mexico veterans deployed to fight fire in Montana
U.S. Bracing for Potentially Historic El Niño
Farmers concerned of lingering dry, warm conditions through winter
Rick Perry First to Exit 2016 Republican Presidential Race
Former governor said "some things have become clear" and that he was suspending his campaign
Montana Helicopters Won’t Fight Fires on US Lands This Year
The five helicopters have been barred from responding to fires in the state's national forests because federal standards require that they use smaller buckets to scoop water.
102 and Counting
Kalispell man celebrates 102nd birthday surrounded by friends and family
Suspect in Great Falls Homicide to Appear in Court Friday
Branden Conrad Miesmer was arrested after three day man hunt
Whitefish Man With Long Criminal History Arrested in California
Christopher Robert Showen was arrested in California last week after skipping sentencing hearing earlier this summer
Inmate Dies at Flathead County Detention Center
Iberica Paulino of Kalispell was found dead in her cell on Thursday morning
2 Small Wildfires Burning in Yellowstone
National Park Service says the fire was likely caused by lightning
