Montana News

Federal prosecutors say a Chippewa Cree tribal leader and a former Montana legislator used a shell company to divert hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal stimulus aid into their own pockets.

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BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — A 19-year-old Three Forks man has been sentenced to a month in jail for breaking his infant son's arm last year.

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GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — Federal prosecutors say a Chippewa Cree tribal leader and a former Montana legislator used a shell company to divert hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal stimulus aid into their own pockets.

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The Governor's Conference on Aging will occur this week on May 7 and May 9 in Glasgow and Great Falls respectively.

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It appears that the rules regulating many of Montana's wind farms will be changing in the near future.

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The National Forest Service is demanding that states give back money originally intended for the development of roadways and schools.

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Ed Kleinsasser, a University of Montana junior in physics, tied with a Montana State University student for Best Undergraduate Talk from a Research Institution at an April 19 symposium in Bozeman.

Kleinsasser, from Valier, MT, talked about his project "Ripple Mark Mapping - Camas Prairie Project

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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the National Forest Service, and the Carbon County Sheriff's Department are attempting to find out who stole explosives from a National Forest Service bunker about two miles south of Red Lodge

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The legendary comedian, author and actor Bill Cosby will perform in Missoula at the Adams Center on The University of Montana campus on Friday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m.

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Think you know the Bitterroot Valley? Well, we've got a new quiz that will put your knowledge to the test!

The Bitterroot Valley certainly has a storied history behind it. It was once the long-term home of the Salish