Forest Service wants partnerships to help manage forests
MISSOULA, Mont. — U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell said his agency is depending on partnerships with states and private organizations to manage 60...
Livingston gunsmith teaches tricks of the trade
LIVINGSTON, Mont. — In a tidy workshop tucked behind Steven Hughes' home here, four men from across the country meticulously worked on carving their...
Complaint filed over Montana suspension of solar payments
HELENA, Mont. — The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is being asked to step in after Montana officials suspended payment for solar projects until a...
Police chief balances law enforcement, coaching for 35 years
BILLINGS, Mont. — Rich St. John doesn't worry about wardrobe decisions.
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Bullock opponent questions ‘most fiscally prudent’ claim
HELENA, Mont. — Republican Greg Gianforte is challenging Gov. Steve Bullock's claim that Montana is the most fiscally prudent state in the nation, with...
Bigfork man being investigated for securities fraud
HELENA, Mont. — A Bigfork man that a federal judge once said was "dangerous to the money and property of others" is being investigated...
Montana board rejects more fracking disclosures
BILLINGS, Mont. — Montana regulators on Thursday turned back an effort by environmentalists, health advocates and some landowners who sought to force energy companies...
Sexual harassment common at national parks, panel told
WASHINGTON — Sexual harassment, bullying and other misconduct are rampant among employees at national parks across the country, including at iconic sites such as...
Libertarian power struggle emerges after death of candidate
HELENA, Mont. — Montana Secretary of State Linda McCulloch on Thursday accepted a replacement for U.S. House candidate Mike Fellows, who died in a...
Man accused of firing shot that grazed another man’s head
MISSOULA, Mont. — Police have arrested a Missoula man accused of firing a shot that grazed another man's head.
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