Suspect in German Student Death Has Criminal Past
Court records show Kaarma pleaded guilty in 2003 to an assault charge
Bullock Budget Pushes for Medicaid Expansion
Proposal would increase state spending by 5.5 percent in fiscal year 2016 and 2.83 percent in 2017
Geologist: Recent Shakes Reminder that Montana is ‘Earthquake Country’
Scientists says recent earthquakes are not a precursor for a major event
Early Tests Don’t Find Tainted Water from Oil Boom
Researchers looked at 30 domestic water wells in North Dakota and Montana
CFAC Cleanup Negotiations Ongoing
Glencore, DEQ still in talks over remediation of shuttered plant site
Nebraska Hospital: Surgeon with Ebola Has Died
Dr. Martin Salia arrived Saturday to be treated at the Omaha hospital
Memorializing the Hunt
Bigfork taxidermist donates head and shoulder mount of elk to veteran
Temperatures to Rise Across Montana on Sunday
Overnight lows Saturday night were expected to be near zero across the state
Montana Worker Comp Funds Pays Largest Dividend
The dividend equates to an average 16 percent reduction of workers' compensation insurance premiums
New Home for an Old Clock
A century-old clock on display at the Museum at Central School returns to its rightful home in Paradise
Moderate Earthquake Shakes Flathead Valley
The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.5 temblor struck just before midnight Friday
After-Hours GOP Caucus Meeting Raising Questions
Kalispell Rep. Keith Regier said the sole purpose of the meeting was to give out the questionnaires
Navy SEAL Who Shot bin Laden Was at War for Years
Butte native played a role in some of the most consequential combat missions of the post-9/11 era
Larsons Recognized for Lifetime of Community Service
Duane and Bev Larson earn Kalispell’s oldest and most prestigious honor, the Great Chief Award
Columbia Falls Woman Found Guilty of Workers’ Compensation Fraud
Velma Faye Irvin was employed as a baker at the Montana Veterans Home in Columbia Falls
