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World War II ‘Devil’s Brigade’ – Trained in Helena – Honored In D.C. Ceremony [YouTube]
WASHINGTON (AP) — In 1942, they were lumberjacks, miners, hunters and farmers from the United States and Canada, who came together at a U.S. Army base in Montana.
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Montana Ranks 30th Nationwide in Education Report
A national report ranks Montana 30th in the nation in educating its children.
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Montana Boy Skipped Pop For a Year to Win $500
As people across the United States struggle to stick to their New Year's Resolutions, an 11-year-old Montana boy is offering lessons in self-discipline and delayed gratification after winning a $500 prize from his parents for skipping sugary drinks for a year.
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Two Griz Earn Sports Network All-America Honors
The All-America honors keep rolling in for Montana defensive players Zach Wagenmann and Matt Hermanson.
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Bail Hearing for Man Convicted of Shooting Exchange Student
A bail hearing is set for a western Montana man convicted of killing a 17-year-old German exchange student who was trespassing in his garage.
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Alert Issued in Missoula for Two Missing Children [PHOTO]
The Montana Department of Justice has issued a missing and endangered children alert for a 6-year-old boy and a 4-year-old girl authorities say were taken from Missoula.
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Immigration Now A Top Problem for U.S., Per Poll
One in six people now call immigration the most pressing problem facing the U.S., according to a new Gallup poll. That's up sharply since June, when just 5 percent said immigration topped their list of concerns.
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Montana Man Sentenced for Stabbing Two Sisters to Death
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A sentencing date has been set for a man who pleaded no contest for stabbing two sisters to death in January 2012 in their apartment...
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Study of Yellowstone Volcano May Not be as Eruptible as Previously Thought
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — New research indicates the magma chamber underlying Yellowstone National Park may not be as volatile as previously believed...
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Montana Congressional Candidates Make Large Contributions to Their Own Campaigns
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The latest Federal Election Commission fundraising reports show two Republican candidates for the U.S. House seat have made large personal loans to their campaign coffers.
