Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks staff are investigating a reported bear attack in a remote section of the Cabinet Mountains south of Libby.
The National Park Service has approved plans to rebuild a century-old Montana hikers' dormitory that was destroyed in a fire last year in Glacier National Park.
One of the six owners of the Colstrip power plant is offering $4.5 million in transition funding to the Colstrip community in anticipation of the coal-fired plant shutting down.
Flooding continues to be a concern on rivers and streams across western and central Montana.
Two conservation groups are suing to block a Montana logging project next to Yellowstone National Park.
The U.S. Department of Justice today filed a motion to lift the gag order on the new agreement to clean up a big portion of the Butte Superfund site.
Montana’s Department of Justice says about 200 people have been charged under a new law making strangling a spouse, partner or family member a felony.
Missoula’s Big Sky high school has suspended a student for continuing to wear a Confederate flag sweatshirt, after administrators requested that he stop wearing it.
The Montana Supreme Court has overturned a nearly $35 million judgment against the state in a lawsuit filed by liquor store owners.
A documentary on Montana’s overcrowded county jails airs tonight on MontanaPBS.
