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Catch up on the news with Montana's top headlines for the morning of June 11, 2014.

A circuit of three southwestern Montana television stations, including Missoula's KECI have been dropped from Dish Network.

A much discussed "story" on the KMMS-AM Morning Show on Thursday was former IRS Commissioner, Douglas Shulman's, "157" White House visits between 2009 and 2012. While reported by news organizations of all political stripes, it isn't true...

An accident on highway 191 sent one man to the hospital via Summit Air Ambulance. It happened around 5:30 am, when the un-named man failed to negotiate a turn and hit the guard rail right around the House Rock area. Traffic was stopped for over an hour...

Yesterday,  West Yellowstone Dispatch received an emergency call for an injured snowmobiler on the Two Top Trail, near junction eight.

Normally a lawsuit involving a fast food chain and a patron has something to do with the food. In the case of Martin Kessman versus White Castle the main complaint by Mr. Kessman is that the restaurant’s booths aren’t big enough. Online Dish explains how his local White Castle repeatedly broke promises to make the booths at his local franchise bigger.

During Sunday’s ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Paul Simon gave a haunting acoustical performance of ‘The Sound of Silence’ while some onlookers wept.

University of Minnesota Golden Gophers head football fcoach Jerry Kill spent Saturday night in a Minneapolis hospital after suffering a seizure on the sidelines during the waning moments of his team’s 28-21 loss to New Mexico State.

Andrea Mitchell, chief foreign affairs correspondent for NBC News and host of ‘Andrea Mitchell Reports,’ revealed that she’s recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. Mitchell, 64, made the announcement at the end of her show on Wednesday. According to Mitchell, the disease has not spread and her prognosis is excellent. It was detected, she said, during a routine screening.