JOHNSON — Visitation for Mrs. Dorothy “Dottie” Johnson will begin Tuesday, afternoon at 5 o’clock in St. Ann’s Catholic Church. Parish Vigil will be conducted at 7 o’clock and Funeral Mass will be conducted Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock. Cremation…
Aug. 31, 1936-Dec. 27, 2017
George Edward Perusich passed away Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 27, 2017, in St. James Healthcare.
Jack Atcheson Sr. of Butte, who built a taxidermy shop into a worldwide hunting business, died Wednesday. He was 85.
About a dozen elk were roped, lassoed and dragged to safety Friday morning after they fell through the ice into Palisades Reservoir.
About a dozen elk were roped, lassoed and dragged to safety Friday morning after they fell through the ice into Palisades Reservoir.
Setting a legal precedent that could affect all of Montana's Superfund cleanups, the Montana Supreme Court ruled in favor of Opportunity and Crackerville residents Friday, finding that Superfund law does not prohibit the residents from seeking claims under Montana state…
Setting a legal precedent that could affect all Superfund cleanups, the Montana Supreme Court ruled in favor of Opportunity residents Friday, finding that Superfund law does not prohibit the residents from seeking claims under Montana state law.
The Montana Supreme Court has disbarred Hamilton attorney Robert Myers after finding “clear and convincing evidence” that he violated numerous provisions of the Montana Code of Judicial Conduct during his 2016 judicial campaign.
With the temperatures hovering around 7 or 8 below zero and snow piled up waist high in the community of East Glacier Park, Charley Wagner wasn’t all that anxious to go outside Friday.
An inmate at the Montana Women’s Prison in Billings died Friday morning at a local hospital, said a prison spokeswoman.
On the heels of a bitterly cold weekend and on the cusp of additional snow, the board that shepherded the production of "No Greater Love," a musical focused on a deadly mining disaster in Butte in 1917, gave away more…
The remains of Clare Pogreba and Ray Martin rest side by side at the Mountain View Cemetery in Butte.
NorthWestern Energy is asking a district judge to undo a state decision lumping the utility in with renewable energy developers when it comes to power contracts.
Federal tax cuts passed into law last week will deliver less of a blow to state revenue than initially expected, officials say.
Montanans may or may not be the worst drivers in the nation, but as 2017 slides into history we’re zeroing in on a highway milestone.
The Department of Public Health and Human Services said Thursday that it will continue to provide targeted case management services to Montana's developmentally disabled population despite state budget cuts.
Court proceedings are on hold while the Montana Supreme Court decides whether to reverse a lower court’s decision not to drop charges against a second man accused in the 1987 rape of a child.
Police, fire, and other emergency responders scrambled shortly after 2 p.m. Thursday to the Bert Mooney Airport in Butte after a report that a Gulfstream III jet aircraft was inbound with one engine not in service.
POLSON – The crews that work to keep the roads clear and power on are bracing for a busy weekend as a powerful storm packing heavy snow and strong winds has much of western Montana in its cross hairs.
Andrew Anglin, founder of a neo-Nazi website notorious for its racist internet trolling campaigns, has dubiously claimed he lives in Nigeria. A process server swears he recently spotted The Daily Stormer's publisher at a grocery store in his native Ohio.
DEER LODGE — After 18 years of making a difference for dozens of organizations throughout Powell County, the Powell County Community Foundation is striving to increase its permanent endowment to help even more projects and groups.
Nearly 5,000 fewer Montanans signed up for health insurance coverage next year under the Affordable Care Act, according to preliminary numbers.