On tonight's evening newscast: Embarrassed officials from the Bullock administration today apologized to state lawmakers for releasing a report that auditors later found contained massive errors.
There’s a new indictment against a Havre businessman for allegedly defrauding the federal government.
The Private company that owns Missoula's city water system is appealing a judge's order that forces it to sell the water company to the city.
Montana oil and gas regulators are considering a requirement for energy companies to maintain a buffer between homes and drilling activities.
The March of Dimes will end fundraising efforts in Montana as part of an organization-wide evaluation and reallocation of resources.
The U.S. Forest Service has approved a gold mining company's plan to reopen a 4-mile road in a central Idaho wilderness and drill core samples to find out if two of its claims are profitable enough to be mined.
Motorcycle daredevil Robbie Knievel says he plans to celebrate his newfound sobriety by jumping over a Butte bar during a festival honoring the legacy of his father, Evel Knievel.