BNSF Freight Train Carrying Crude Oil Derails Near Illinois City
Derailment forced evacuations, shut down railroad in northern Illinois
U.S. Adds a Robust 295K Jobs; Jobless Rate Falls to 5.5 pct.
Unemployment rate fell to 5.5 percent from 5.7 percent
Dog Bites Child in Face in Hungry Horse
Boy was flown to Kalispell Regional Medical Center, where he underwent surgery
IRS Tests New Appointment Program in Kalispell
Allowing taxpayers to make appointments with IRS employees could help with efficiency, agency says
Evergreen Man Denies Threatening Teenagers with Gun
Joseph Holmstrom charged with assault with a weapon after Feb. 9 shooting at an Evergreen trailer park
State Makes Motion to Assign New Judge to Child-Murder Case
Heidi J. Ulbricht is the third judge to be assigned to the Evergreen child-murder case in less than a week
A Year Later, Library Rebranding Considered a Success
ImagineIF libraries see major increases in programs and program attendees
Lawmakers Consider Bill Criminalizing Careless Gun Handling
The proposal would prohibit handling a gun on public land with disregard for the safety of people or property
Renting Style for Walking Down the Aisle
Online startup rents designer bridesmaid dresses for weddings
Missoula County Settles Sheriff’s Deputy Discrimination Case
Sheriff T.J. McDermott said the county will pay Deputy Rebecca Birket $60,000 to settle the case
‘It WAS Him’: Defense Admits Tsarnaev Bombed Boston Marathon
The nation's biggest terrorism trial in nearly 20 years is underway in Boston
Helena Couple Claims $25K/year for Life Prize
Prize is guaranteed to be paid out for at least 20 years
Mental Health Measures Advance in Montana Legislature
Future of two legislative packages to augment mental health care is clearer
Judge Confirms Plan Settling Montana Clergy Sex-Abuse Claims
Settlement calls for almost $20 million in payments to hundreds of victims
GOP Senate Fails to Override Obama’s Veto of Pipeline Bill
Vote fell four short of being able to override the veto
