Obama War Power Plan in Search of its First Supporter
Obama sent Congress legislation backing the use of military force against Islamic State militants
Legislative Committee Tables Brewery Bills
House committee shoots down competing brewery bills by narrow votes
Congress Clears Keystone XL Pipeline Bill, Setting Up Veto
The House passed the bill on a 270-152 vote, endorsing changes made by the Senate that stated climate change was real and not a hoax
Prolife Group Rallies for ‘Personhood’ Amendment
Proposed amendment for state Constitution would define human life as beginning at conception
Man Gets Deferred Sentence for Burglary Preceding Shooting
Tristan Staber acted as a lookout during burglary of Markus Kaarma's garage
Bill to Ban Provocative Clothing Tabled
House committee voted unanimously to shut down the bill
Changes Proposed in US Coal Royalty Program
Lawmakers want more comment time for the proprosal
Lawmaker/Grocer Wants to Repeal 12-Day Milk Freshness Rule
'Sell-by' mark would be replaced with 'use-by' date
Valley of the Dogs
The sport and culture of dogsledding continues to draw from its deep roots, growing and evolving with the Flathead
Missoula Lawmaker Seeks to Outlaw Provocative Clothing
Rep. David Moore introduces bill to outlaw provocative garments
Appeals Court Puts Hold on Montana Appeal Over Gay Marriage
Attorney General sought delay while state Supreme Court takes up issue
Bullock Pushes Build Montana Act in Kalispell
Republicans have proposed their own version of the infrastructure plan that splits it into seven different bills
Serving the Valley Through the Civil Air Patrol
Recent ceremony highlights continued excellence of local Civil Air Patrol squad
Billings Coal-Fired Power Plant is Latest to Shut Down
The 153-megawatt plant owned by PPL Montana has operated since 1968 along the Yellowstone River
Lawmakers to Consider Making Cyberbullying a Crime
Rep. Ellie Hill introduced House Bill 317 in the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday
