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BILLINGS - Doctors have reported 15 cases of Lyme disease in Montana this year - a sharp spike from prior years.

Summer is here, the kids are out of school, and it's time for vacation. But with money tight this year, many people are looking for ways to stretch their dollars further this Summer.

Tribal Health officials including tribal leaders throughout Montana took part in a first-time webinar on Friday morning to discuss the implementation of the Healthy Kids Montana Plan, due to begin October 1, 2009.

The Montana Chamber of Commerce released its report card from the 2009 Legislature, rating how lawmakers voted on various business issues.

Gov. Brian Schwietzer's office says the governor's chief of staff is leaving to head the Montana Farm Service Agency.

On Thursday in Helena, Montanans had an opportunity to get an a oeup closea look at an authentic racecar.

But tiny bark beetles, munching and killing pine trees by the millions from Colorado to Canada, are now increasingly adding their own new dynamic.

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to pass a controversial bill Friday aimed at stopping global warming by limiting the nation's pollution from fossil fuels.

Montana health experts worry Montanans are not taking necessary steps to pervent the spread of HIV.

New HIV cases on the rise in Montana Jonathan Athens Public health officials say they're seeing more new HIV cases in Montana.

Missoula just raised $150,000 in its annual "Relay For Life" fundraiser. The money goes to the American Cancer Society.

On Wednesday at the Capitol, Governor Schweitzer announced results of the first month of reporting for Montanaa s share of stimulus dollars.

Jesse W. Kirk, 35, is also wanted on a felony burglary warrant in Helena, where he is accused of stealing a purse from an employee of the Planet Beach Spa on June 17.

Trees damaged and killed by beetles could provide fuel for major fires in the region from Helena to Butte to the Big Hole Valley this summer, state forester Bob Harrington warned Monday.

Montana's state law library is preparing to unveil the first and only comprehensive Internet portal on statewide Indian law in the nation, the library's director told a group gathered last week at Montana State University.

Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment: DROUGHT Drought gradually easing on Montana HELENA, Mont.

Since the start of the recession, Montana has experienced an increased demand for welfare programs, and the Department of Public Health and Human Services says it is hard to determine whether or not there are enough resources to go around.

Montana's unemployment rate has continued to climb higher and higher, following national economic trends since last year.

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There's been no reported deaths and among those stricken ill, only a few have been hospitalized, said Jon Ebelt, spokesman for the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.