House Passes Bill to Allow Clemency Powers for Governor
House Bill 43 passed by an 88-12 vote on Friday
Montana Has 10 Flu Deaths, 395 Hospitalizations
CDC said this season's flu shot is only about 23 percent effective
ATM Taken From Polson Bank
ATM was taken Friday morning
Senate Panel Tables Bill Adding Gay Protections to Law
Sen. Christine Kaufmann of Helena introduced Senate Bill 179 Friday in the Senate Judiciary Committee
Lawmakers Consider Deleting Law Banning Gay Marriage
Federal judge struck down state's gay marriage ban in November
As Canadian Dollar Drops, Concerns Rise for Local Economy
Value of Canadian currency hits six-year low, raising possibility that visitor spending will wane in Northwest Montana
1 of 4 Remaining World War II Doolittle Raiders Dies at 94
Lt. Col. Edward Saylor was on daring mission to attack Japan in 1942
Darby Man Gets 14 Days in Jail in Bear Poaching Case
Kyle Whyard's hunting and trapping privileges have been revoked for five years
House GOP Breaks Up Gov. Bullock’s Infrastructure Bill
Rep. Mike Cuffee of Eureka says they will divide House Bill 5 into seven separate bills
Lawmaker Wants to Keep Sex Offenders From Living Near Kids
The bill would bar high-risk sex offenders from residing within 300 feet of a school, day care, playground, park
Yellowstone Oil Spill Fuels Arguments Over Keystone Line
Recent spill highlights ongoing problems with maintenance of the nation's 61,000 miles of crude oil pipelines
Senate Panel Hears Bill That Would Reduce Income Taxes
Bill would deplete the state's $350 million rainy day fund to reduce income taxes over time
U.S. Senate Passes Bill Approving Keystone XL Pipeline
The 62-36 vote on Thursday advanced a top priority of the newly empowered GOP
FVCC Wins Prestigious Community College Award
Kalispell college was one of three institutions to receive the 2015 Community College Bellwether Award
Great Falls Student Charged with Attacking Teacher
Teacher was not seriously injured after 14-year-old boy allegedly attacked her
