A woman who complained about safety practices at Cordero Rojo mine and was subsequently fired has won the next round of court battles in her case against the mine. The U.S. Court of Appeals for … more

Thursday’s opening is a Salute to the Armed Forces and the national anthem will be performed by the 42-member United States Marine Band. Rodeo a family sport A year ago, Kaycee Feild and Tuf … more

CODY — A Montana man charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 11-year-old Cody girl is set for arraignment in district court later this month. Jesse P. Speer is being held at the Park … more

KALISPELL, Mont. — NEMO Arms Inc., a relatively new Flathead Valley firearms manufacturer, has targeted $5 million to $10 million in sales for 2013.Retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely, … more

BILLINGS, Mont. — The shooting of collared gray wolves from Yellowstone National Park is prompting Montana wildlife commissioners to consider new restrictions against killing the predators in areas … more

HELENA, Mont. — A lawsuit seeking the removal of a Jesus statue near a Montana ski resort will go on after a national group of atheists and agnostics produced a local member who says he is offended … more

BOISE, Idaho — Two Boise women aim to do their part for local botanical diversity in a grass-roots way. Carrie Jones from Draggin' Wing Farm and Casey O'Leary from Earthly Delights Farm opened … more

SAN FRANCISCO — While the U.S. government reaps billions of dollars in royalties each year from fossil fuels extracted from federal lands and waters, it does not collect any money from gold, … more

SALT LAKE CITY — There is cancer in her lungs and in her bones and she has to use a walker to get around, but what Amanda Catano really wants to know is if her visitors have a place to go for the … more

DENVER — Some letters arriving from Japanese-American internment camps during World War II were very specific, asking for a certain brand of bath powder, cold cream or cough drops — but only the … more