Talks Ordered in Montana Mine Dispute Involving Schweitzer
Schweitzer and others are seeking $10 million in compensation over some condemned mining claims
Schweitzer and others are seeking $10 million in compensation over some condemned mining claims
Law would require doctors to be there when women take abortion-inducing medication
Crews flush water supply, add safe levels of chlorine in an effort to eliminate soil bacteria
The Department of Natural Resources and Conservation says more than 35,000 acres were leased in Tuesday's sale
Representatives of both sides in the case said they expect the diocese's plan to be confirmed during a hearing Wednesday
Tyler Michael Miller found dead in his prison cell March 1 while serving back-to-back life sentences
With the 2015 Legislature at its midpoint, a look at which measures survived the transmittal deadline, and which didn't
United States has been producing and importing an average of 1 million more barrels of oil every day than it is consuming
Shuttered aluminum plant has been at the center of a debate between its owners and government officials about a possible environmental cleanup
Cyle Kokot was arrested last summer after a parent complained
Settler's Stripping Coal Fire is out after 70 years
Greg Gianforte, the founder of RightNow Technologies, makes massive donation to school
About 150,000 people in Montana are currently enrolled in Medicaid
Cebull resigned last year, after an investigation into a racist email he sent involving President Barack Obama
Tyler Michael Miller found dead while serving back-to-back life sentences for 2010 murders in Kalispell