A leading physician in Sierra Leone's fight against Ebola has died from the disease

Eighty-five years after its debut as one of America’s premier passenger trains, the Empire Builder struggles to stay on-time and keep passengers aboard

Walsh spoke to reporters after a panel discussion on Social Security and Medicare in Missoula

Nesius came across the Forest Service bunker in April 2013, while looking for a place to camp west of Red Lodge

Idaho State Police are accompanying the load and police in Coeur d'Alene also took part

With Walsh out of race, party should focus on other races it can win, observers say

The report explores traffic fatalities associated with not being buckled while riding in a car

Zinke and Lewis courted veterans with ways to reform the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Break in the 2002 International fire engine's front drivetrain caused driver to lose control

Local airport enjoys record month in July

Service will end Aug. 31

Gipp will serve as representative on the Cobell Board of Trustees

Other cities have adopted measures that prevent gays, lesbians and transgender people from being discriminated against

Delegates from across the state will gather in Helena on Saturday to choose a replacement candidate

Passenger name reservation information is collected by airlines, rail carriers and others