Google Glass Coming to FVCC
Thanks to a grant from the FVCC Foundation, the college has purchased a pair of Google Glasses
Study: More to do as Oil Trains Pose New Risks
New report also outlines the environmental and safety risks from oil transport
Bullock: Both Coal, Wind Needed in Climate Plan
Democratic governor laid out his case for a Montana-friendly approach to global warming
Congressman-elect Zinke Announces Top Staff
Randy Vogel is a former Billings police officer who served as state director for former U.S. House Rep. Denny Rehberg
State: Barry Beach has Exhausted Appeals
The Supreme Court has not ruled on Beach's motion
Whitefish Council Adopts Resolution Supporting Diversity, Tolerance
City unanimously passes good faith resolution following outcry over local white nationalist
More Plea Deals Struck in Chippewa Corruption Case
The corruption probe already has netted guilty pleas from multiple tribal officials
State Republican Party Appoints New Director
Chris Shipp served as the party's communications director in the 2012 and 2014 elections
Democrats Tap Tester to Rebuild Embattled Party
Senator says DSCC chairmanship means recruiting strong Democratic candidates
Jury Selected in Shooting Death of German Exchange Student
Deliberate homicide trial underway in Missoula District Court
Whitefish Council Considers Nondiscrimination Proposal
City likely to pass good faith resolution declaring support for diversity
Northwest Montana Rattled By Two More Minor Quakes
Two minor earthquakes felt in McGregor Lake area on Dec. 1
Montana Same-Sex Spouses Now Must File as Married
Couples in the state are also considered married for income tax filing purposes
DUI Turns Political on Blackfeet Reservation
Blackfeet councilman and outgoing state senator Shannon Augare says traffic stop was politically motivated
Montana Lawmakers Pitch 80, 85 MPH on Interstates
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho all have raised their speed limits above 75
