Effort Reborn to Abolish Death Penalty in Montana
Similar bills have been proposed but never passed
Lincoln County Authorities Looking for Missing Teenager
Selena Shriner was last seen on Jan. 26 in Libby
Family of German Exchange Student Sues Shooter, Girlfriend
Lawsuit seeks damages for medical and funeral costs, pain and suffering, wrongful death and lost earnings
Man Hit by Train Near Missoula Suffers Broken Arm
Train was traveling at 50 miles per hour
Hamilton Man Charged with Kidnapping, Raping 17-Year-Old
Byron Craig Hall Jr. made an initial appearance in Justice Court Thursday
Authorities Say Fraudulent Tax Cases Up This Year
Department of Revenue said so far this tax season it has blocked 57 fraudulent returns
Plans Emerge for Latest Large-Scale Development in Kalispell
Commercial developers hope to break ground this spring on 28-acre section of land next to Kidsports Complex
Promoting Montana, For Montana
Missoula-based business hosts competition to find short films for Montana’s Tourism Office
Committee Cuts Child Services Bid, Requires Governor to Pay
Members of the Republican-led House Human Services Committee approved the amendment on a party-line vote Wednesday
Missoula Man Gets 70 Years in German Exchange Student’s Death
A Missoula jury convicted Markus Kaarma, 30, of deliberate homicide
North Carolina, Puerto Rico, Texas Tickets Win Powerball
Wednesday's jackpot was the third-largest in Powerball history and the fifth-largest U.S. lottery prize
Committee Hears Bills to Expand Montana Gun Laws
House Bill 371 would allow people with concealed carry licenses to take concealed guns into bars and banks
Montana Senate Advances School Expansion Bill
Senate Bill 107 passed second reading 34-16 on Wednesday
St. Ignatius Man Denies Charges He Shot at Tribal Officer
James Wilson Allen pleaded not guilty Wednesday to assault with a weapon
Obama War Power Plan in Search of its First Supporter
Obama sent Congress legislation backing the use of military force against Islamic State militants
