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U.S. Sen. Jon Tester says he has not yet made a decision on the proposed $25 billion auto industry bailout.

The Montana Supreme Court has denied a request for a new trial from a Helena man convicted of stabbing his visiting nephew to death in 1999.

Gov. Brian Schweitzer has tapped his longtime friend and former college roommate to run the state Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department.

She will fill thousands of hungry tummies across the country this holiday season and she lives right here in cascade, montana.

The Montana Innocence Project has quietly opened its doors in Missoula. The project, based on and affiliated with the Innocence Project in New York City, has only one employee, but a cadre of seasoned ...

Two authors, history professors at Arkansas State University, will present a lecture about the life and exploits of a memorable Montana pioneer Tuesday night at the University of Montana.

As the United States grapples with the issue of energy over the next two decades, Montana will play a crucial role, a renewable-energy expert said Saturday.

Across the nation thousands of schools, including a handful in Montana, have adopted random drug testing for students.

The percentage of Montana children living in some degree of poverty has fallen, a new report shows, but more than 40 percent still live in moderate poverty - or worse.

BILLINGS - Members of the Yellowstone Club for the ultrarich are opposing another loan to the financially-troubled Montana resort and demanding to know what happened to $463 million in club dues and past loans.

This has been a record year for the sales of Boy Scout popcorn in the Treasure State.

Rep. Bob Bergren, D-Havre, was picked Wednesday to be the speaker of the evenly divided Montana House of Representatives in 2009, while the current speaker, Rep.

Once touted as the world's pre-eminent leisure community for the mega-rich, with billionaires from Bill Gates on down among its members, the Yellowstone Club near Big Sky, Montana, doesn't have enough cash in ...

The Yellowstone Club near Bozeman teeters on the brink of closure and lacks the cash to make payroll for 521 employees for the next three weeks, if a Montana bankruptcy judge doesn't allow the company to take ...

With Barack Obama winning the presidency, some Montanans are expressing interest in the two key federal jobs that change with administrations - the U.S. attorney and U.S. marshal for Montana.

A statewide suicide prevention conference is planned in Helena this weekend. The 2-day conference, sponsored by the Montana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, begins Friday at the Red Lion ...

Less than a week before the election, the Billings Gazette published a letter criticizing the paper's endorsement of Democrat Barack Obama for president, and alleging a bias in the newsroom of Montana's largest ...

Coattails were nonexistent for Democratic legislative candidates last week. Despite big wins by U.S. Sen.

Sen. Bob Story Jr., R-Park City, should become the next state Senate president when Republicans choose their leaders next week to run the Senate majority at the 2009 Legislature.

Qwest, which serves 260,000 telephone customers in Montana, has agreed to settle a 5-year-old dispute over its rates and services by cutting rates $16 million a year and expanding high-speed Internet into 27 ...