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Helena firefighter named Montana firefighter of the year
A Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation firefighter has been named the state's 2019 firefighter of the year.
Wyoming county ranks highest in income, inequality an issue
Wyoming's Teton County led the nation in per-capita income at $252,000 last year, that may come as a surprise to most of the 23,000 people living there.
Yellowstone bison given to tribes to help reduce slaughters
US officials are transferring 33 disease-free bison from Yellowstone National Park to an American Indian reservation in Montana.
MT timberland purchaser promises continued public access
A Georgia-based investment group has confirmed it is buying 1,000 square miles of timberland in Montana from Weyerhaeuser.
New law seeks to reduce Montana’s license plate designs
Right now, Montana offers 266 specialized plates. Proceeds from the sale of specialized plates go to charity.
US judge rejects bid to kill Keystone pipeline lawsuits
U.S. judge says environmentalists and Native Americans can proceed with lawsuits challenging President Donald Trump's approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Montana vape shop turns to home kits avoiding flavored ban
A Montana vape store chain will offer customers do-it-yourself vaping kits to combat the state's new temporary ban on the sale of flavored vaping products.
Montana tribe’s long recognition struggle clears Congress
U.S. lawmakers have granted formal recognition to the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians after a decades-long struggle by its members.
Weyerhaeuser to sell 1,000 square miles of Montana timber
The Washington-based timber giant Weyerhaeuser has agreed to sell its nearly 1,000 square miles of timberland in Montana.
Prisoner accused of van escape in Wyoming pleads not guilty
A man accused of escaping from a van full of prisoners in Wyoming has pleaded not guilty.