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Small earthquake shakes area near Yellowstone National Park
The U.S. Geological Survey reports the quake was felt just after 6 a.m. Saturday near Cliff Lake about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of West Yellowstone.
Feds reject removal of four Snake River dams in key report
The 14 dams together produce enough electricity to power eight cities the size of Seattle, but are disastrous for salmon.
Montana man sentenced to 50 years in decapitation death
Authorities say Haverty and Donald Ray Cherry met Knight at a Billings casino and later took turns decapitating him.
Grand Teton goat shoot suspended after stern governor letter
Grand Teton officials want to eradicate about 100 nonnative mountain goats to help about 100 native bighorn sheep.
Coroner: Man found in garbage truck died accidentally
A Montana coroner says a man whose body was found in a garbage truck at the Billings landfill died accidentally.
Semi crashes in Montana river, spilling diesel, toilet paper
A semi tractor-trailer slid on icy roads and crashed into a guardrail in south-central Montana
Dog reunited with owner 9 days after running away from crash
A dog that was missing for nine days after a vehicle crash in Montana has been reunited with his Washington owner.
Former carnival worker gets 17 years for sex assaults
The detective reported Salaman-Garcia groped her while tightening her seat belt on a ride in the summer of 2018.
Note threatening bomb at Great Falls schools prompts closure
Christian schools in Great Falls along with the University of Providence also closed as a precaution. The closures affect more than 11,500 students.
More businesses reopen in China, but many people stay home
Public health authorities are watching closely to see whether the return to business worsens the spread of the virus, which has infected more than 40,000.