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Montana Western football coach Ryan Nourse has announced the signing of a dozen recruits, including seven from Montana.

State regulators are examining a $1.5 million proposal by an Oregon insurer to take over a portion of Montana's third-largest health insurance company as part of a government anti-trust settlement.

The lovely town of Pray, situated just north of Yellowstone National Park in the pristine Paradise Valley, is for sale.

Montana landowners have differing views on Keystone XL pipeline Some landowners in eastern Montana are enthusiastic about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would pass through approximately 282 miles of the Big Sky State on its route from Alberta south to refineries in Oklahoma and Texas, while others have refused TransCanada's offer for an ... (more)

It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... BUTTE - Butte police say prescription drug abuse is rising in the city.

Montana congressman Denny Rehberg's bid to unseat Sen. Jon Tester took a hit Sunday after the Associated Press uncovered unreported lobbyist contributions to the Republican hopeful's campaign.

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Fatal accidents stemming from incidents like car crashes are the leading cause of death for Montana residents between the ages of 1 and 49 years, and the rate is dramatically higher than the national average, according to a recently released draft of the state's latest public health report.

A bison digs under the snow to graze inside Yellowstone National Park, Mont., in this undated photograph provided by the National Park Service.

It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... In his painting "Waiting for a Chinook - The Last of the 5,000," Charlie Russell captured the bleak desperation of the winter of 1886-87. Russell worked on the OH Ranch near Utica that winter and was an eyewitness to the calamity.

It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... BILLINGS - Yellowstone National Park plans to capture and ship to slaughter potentially hundreds of wild bison as they migrate into Montana beginning as soon as mid-February. It comes as neighboring Montana is proposing to let the animals roam more freely ... (more)

The number of Montanans reporting scams and fraudulent activities is rising. The President and CEO with the Better Business Bureau said they handled 6,000 complaints out of their office in 2011, covering the state of Montana, Eastern Washington, and Northern Idaho.

The report was released on the same day the state reported that Montana's unemployment rate dropped 0.3 percent to 6.8 percent in December.

JORDAN, Mont. - Talk of a "mini Bakken" beneath this windswept plain has the 350 people of Jordan talking big.

It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... U.S. Sen.

In the wee hours of the morning in Los Angeles, Octa via Spencer was in a roomful of friends from... What pairs well with your couch, a bowl of popcorn and the Super Bowl? How about a wine with a... Freshmen at the University of Montana Jake Coburn, from left, Stephanie Ralls and Claire Dal Nogare, visit a statue of Jesus Christ at Whitefish ... (more)

The Montana Department of Corrections on Friday retracted its request for bids to build a new 120-bed medium security prison - just a week after originally saying the new multimillion dollar project was needed.

What a week it's been on Broadway. Highs and lows, ups and downs, all that jazz.

On Friday, 10 new troopers graduated from the Montana Highway Patrol's 52nd academy.

It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... When ABC set out to do its tense, nerve-rattling story for prime time, it seemed like a no-brainer... BILLINGS - A federal judge has delayed until April a hearing into whether American Indian artifacts seized by federal agents should be returned to a ... (more)