On tonight's evening newscast: Greater restrictions on burning will go into effect later this week as fire danger increases in Northwest Montana.
A Chippewa Cree tribal court jury has cleared tribal chairman Ken St. Marks of defrauding the tribe and ordered the tribe to pay him more than $200,000 for his company's work on a pipeline project.
Grizzly bears are venturing further east from the Rocky Mountains and attacking more Montana cattle and sheep.
Two University of Montana programs will share over $3.5-million-dollars in state research funds.
The Montana National Guard has sent four helicopters and 48 soldiers to help fight wildfires in response to a shortage of resources in the state.
Bozeman software entrepreneur Greg Gianforte says he's not yet ready to lay out a campaign platform.