Police blotter: Robbery arrest and felony DUI
Alleged shoplifting
Alleged shoplifting
Subzero temperatures and a barrage of exploding ammunition complicated a home fire that left one Lincoln firefighter with a bullet wound to the wrist this week.
May 18, 1938-Dec. 21, 2017
March 26, 1938-Dec. 26, 2017
The Butte-Silver Bow Tourism Business Improvement District is accepting applications for grant funding related to tourism opportunities.
Hollywood often portrays the company agents who acquire mineral rights as shady characters bent on cheating landowners out of fair compensation.
An estimated 2,100 Montanans who have developmental disabilities will no longer be able to get targeted case management services from four existing providers statewide starting this spring.
“Meteorologically beautiful” and “crippling” don’t often show up in the same sentence, but that’s the forecast for this weekend’s end-of-2017 snowstorm.
About 10 states could lose a congressional seat after the 2020 census, and Montana is among the states that may gain one, according to a Virginia political consulting firm's projections.
The parents of a former student have filed a federal Title IX lawsuit against Frenchtown School District and its superintendent, saying they did not take adequate steps to protect her from being sexually harassed and assaulted by a teacher.
Montana's largest utilities will save millions from federal tax cuts passed last week and state regulators want customers to benefit.
Nov. 4, 1916-Dec. 25, 2017
State leaders are concerned with the rising number of infants born drug dependent and the link to foster care, but few are focusing on how to help their mothers, creating a gap in state policy that fuels the problem.