Regulators Reject Higher Costs for Those with Solar Power
The Public Service Commission said NorthWestern hadn’t provided enough information to justify the charge
3 Plead Not Guilty in Death of 5-Year-Old Great Falls Boy
About 200 people attended a candlelight vigil for Antonio “Tony” Renova on Sunday night in Great Falls
County Denies Permit For Erosion Prevention Work to Owner of ‘Bridge to Nowhere’
Jolene Dugan wanted to build a dynamic equilibrium beach to curb erosion on her north shore property but commission says application was incomplete
Reaction Mixed to Montana State University President’s Raise
Supporters say Waded Cruzado’s vision and fundraising ability make her worth the $476,000 annual salary
Fewer Unwanted Lake Trout Being Caught in Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park officials report significant progress
Donald Trump Jr. Was in Helena for Greg Gianforte Fundraiser
Trump Jr. said Sunday that Montana needs a businessman as governor
4 Charged with Smuggling Mexican Citizens into the U.S.
Arrest of 19 Mexican citizens in northern Montana has led to charges
Federal Land Agency Increases Public Ownership in Montana
BLM bought more than 11 square miles of public lands north of the Blackfoot River
‘Tis the Season for Giving
Coats for Kids, Montana Children’s Wonderland and Toys for Tots among local programs that give to kids in need
The Flathead’s Hidden Helpers
While the extent of their influence isn’t widely known, AmeriCorps members are essential to many of the region’s foundational services, from food banks to state parks
Tester Town Hall in Kalispell Draws Crowd of Curious Constituents
Democratic U.S. Senator fields wide-ranging questions at Flathead Valley Community College
Attorney General William Barr Visits Kalispell to Learn About Meth Crisis
Barr blames drug crisis on inaction in Mexico; local law enforcement say prevention and treatment are also needed
Mayor, Senate Candidate Not Guilty of Leaving Crash Scene
Helena Mayor Wilmot Collins acknowledged crashing into a vehicle May 20 but pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene
Labor Officials Investigating Claims Filed by Former Mudman Workers
Potter’s Field closed its missionary program and restaurants earlier this year
Trust Land Management Nets Montana Schools $46M
Trust land revenue also helps the Montana University System
