Columbia Falls Woman Sentenced for Stealing Money from Firearms Manufacturer in Check Scheme
Teri Anne Bell, the former finance manager at Falkor SID Inc., was sentenced to five months in federal prison for embezzling $159,000
Teri Anne Bell, the former finance manager at Falkor SID Inc., was sentenced to five months in federal prison for embezzling $159,000
Lobbyists in Washington reported spending $450,000 since 2021 on Bridger Aerospace's behalf
Speaker of the Montana House Matt Regier is making his first run for state Senate, in which he will face off against Whitefish outdoor educator Link Neimark
After ousting former State Rep. Tony Brockman in the primary race, 19-year-old Schubert is running on a campaign centered on an ultraconservative Republican philosophy while 43-year-old Sibert subscribes to traditional Democratic ideals
The fires burned in scattered areas over a vast swath of North Dakota’s oil fields, including agricultural land, grassland and rugged Badlands terrain
Part of a national debate over outside money and political extremism, CI-126 and CI-127 ask voters to make deep changes to primary and general elections
Shaun Madrazo died on Oct. 5 after he was ejected from his pickup truck and pinned underneath the cab in Kalispell
A craftsman-style home on a large lot in Kalispell; a horse property with mountain views in Columbia Falls; and a Marion home with a hangar and access to a private airstrip
Advocates described abortion access as critical to Montanans' freedoms during a widely-attended gathering on Sunday afternoon
Veteran legislator Neil Duram is seeking reelection to represent northern Lincoln County but faces a challenge from 26-year-old Dakota Adams
Rising Wolf Charter and Flathead PACE Academy are two of 17 public charter schools that opened in Montana this fall
While Bidegaray and Wilson try to rise above the political fray, Lynch and Swanson ‘punch back’
In Montana, pro-amendment groups lead in ad spending, with more than $11 million compared to under $50,000 for opponents
Lindsey Jordan and Lyn Bennett are running for their first stint in the state Legislature to represent House District 4
Richard Rogers faces up to six years in prison and a $250,000 fine for threatening to harm a member of Congress