Canadians Seek to Understand Parliament Shooting
RCMP officials say shooter may have been angry that he had not gotten approved for a passport
Judge Rejects Suspension of Campaign Finance Laws
Political group did not want to reveal its donors
Stanford Apologizes for Montana Election Mailers
Mailers sent to 100,000 voters in Montana as part of the research project
Jordan Graham Appeals Murder Conviction
Kalispell woman was sentenced to 30 years in prison after she pushed her husband of eight days off a cliff in Glacier National Park
Zinke Seeking Quick Release of Military Record
Zinke said his staff has been pressing the U.S. Navy on his request to release a 1999 report
State, School Launch Probes into Election Mailers
Mailers, which are not from the state, have led to a spike in complaints filed with the commissioner of political practices
Kalispell Men Sentenced in Deer Poaching Case
Individuals lose hunting privileges and fined for killing deer north of Kalispell
Montana Applies for $40 Million Pre-Kindergarten Grant
Montana was one of 16 states eligible to apply
Toddler Shot, Killed in Lake County
One male has been detained but no charges have been filed
U.S. to Track Everyone Coming from Ebola Nations
The virus has killed more than 4,800 people in West Africa
Montana Among Three States Denying Gay Unions
The latest wave of court rulings that has made same-sex marriage legal in 32 states
Canada’s PM Says Shooting Rampage was Terrorism
Investigators offered little information about the gunman in Ottawa
Supreme Court Race Takes on Partisan Edge
A nonpartisan race for Montana Supreme Court is starting to look partisan
Blackfeet Consultant Sentenced for Kickbacks
Prosecutors alleged the defendants stole money from the program and falsified invoices
2 Dead in Shooting Attack at Canada’s Parliament
Officials identified the gunman as Michael Zehaf-Bibeau
