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State capital: Helena Entered Union: Nov. 8, 1889 Population: 926,865 (2004 estimate) Area 145,552 sq mi. (376,980 sq km) Governor: Brian Schweitzer (Democrat) U.S. Representatives: 1 State nickname: Treasure State |
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Montana NewsTuesday's College Basketball<p>No scores reported from the SOUTH. MIDWEST No scores reported from the MIDWEST. SOUTHWEST No scores reported from the SOUTHWEST.</p> Report shows boom in medical marijuana patients in Montana<p>A new Montana report outlines a boom in medical marijuana patients over the last three months.</p> Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:...<p>Lates4 Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:... _td> _tr> _script> _a> _iframe> upload ne7 photos for this story _a> _div> _div> comments on this article _span> Mar 9 2010 3:44AM Associated Press _div> _seAdSpot>Lates4 Montana _a> news, sports, business and entertainment: CRASH-FOUR KILLED 2 2 2 dead in head-on crash near Libby LIBBY, ...</p> Secretary of State Reminds Montanans of the Deadline to File for Public Office<p>HELENA Secretary of State Linda McCulloch today reminded Montanans that there is only one week left to file to run for public office in 2010.</p> Bill would limit national monuments in Montana<p>HELENA - An idea to set aside more than 2.5 million acres in northeastern Montana and possibly create a new national bison range met opposition Thursday when the state's only congressman proposed limiting the president's ability to create national monuments there.</p> Montana Lawmakers to Weigh Proposed Budget Cuts<p>The governor is likely to get an earful this week from both lawmakers and the public as he considers budget cuts of about $40 million.</p> White House Land Grab<p>An unofficial memo from the White House has revealed plans for the federal government to seize more than 10 million acres from Montana to New Mexico, halting job creating activities like ranching, forestry, mining and energy development.</p> Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:...<p>Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment: LIBBY FIRE-ASBESTOS Asbestos found in ash from huge Libby fire LIBBY, Mont.</p> Blue Cross Blue Shield Lost $17 Million Last Year<p>Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Montana lost more than $17 million on its insurance business last year, while the smaller New West Health Services posted a small gain.</p> Trapping Debate Heats Up in Montana<p>There's no question how Bob Muth feels about trapping. For him, it's personal. He remembers the day in 1997 when he had to help his neighbor, Liz, release a family dog from a deadly trap.</p> Montana officials search for escaped inmate<p>The Montana Department of Corrections is searching for an inmate who walked away from the Alpha House Men's Prerelease Center in Billings.</p> Ag Secretary to tour Montana beetle-killed forests<p>Vilsack will visit Helena, Deer Lodge and Bozeman Saturday - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will visit Montana at the invitation of Senator Jon Tester this Saturday, March 6. Vilsack plans to visit Helena, Deer Lodge and Bozeman.</p> Scammers Posing as Fire Organization to Bilk Northwest Montanans<p>Columbia Falls fire officials say a scammer is using their name to get money. Here's how it works.</p> Dustin Frost Resigns From Denny Rehberg's Staff<p>A member of Rep. Denny Rehberg's staff, who suffered a severe head injury in a Flathead Lake boat crash last summer, has resigned.</p> News, Sports, Weather for Great Falls, Helena, and all of Montana<p>During these uncertain economic times, there is one word that can strike fear into the heart of American taxpayers, no matter what the context: bailout.</p> Montana's Enduring Industry<p>For the past two years, jobs have been relatively scarce in Montana, a trend marked by massive declines in manufacturing and construction employment.</p> Coal mines eyed near Red Lodge, Bridger<p>BILLINGS, Mont. - Coal developers are maneuvering to build new mines in south-central Montana near Red Lodge, where the industry shut down decades ago after a tragic fire, leaving behind underground reserves estimated at a billion tons.</p> Feds penalize companies in MT for $71K<p>Federal workplace regulators have penalized two companies for a combined $71,000 for allowing unsafe working conditions in trenches at job sites in Montana .</p> IRS Owes Money to Montanans<p>Tax season is upon us. CPA offices are busy helping customers, but there's one thing you should know that has a lot of people talking.</p> Montana Attorney General Announces Settlement with Drug Company<p>News Release from Montana Attorney General's Office: Joined by leaders from the mental health and law enforcement communities, Attorney General Steve Bullock announced Thursday that he has settled a lawsuit with a major pharmaceutical company that will provide millions of dollars for mental health services and programs in the State of Montana.</p> |
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