- Montana election officials say a bill that would give counties the option of holding an all-mail ballot for the special congressional election must pass before April 10 or it will be ineffective
- Parts of Wyoming temporarily lost 911 service this morning
- Authorities are stepping up traffic enforcement along a stretch of roadway in western Wyoming in response to semitrailers ignoring the seasonal closure of Teton Pass
- Montana's Libertarian Party has picked Mark Wicks to be its candidate in the May 25 special election to fill the state's vacant congressional seat
- A Billings radio host returned to the airwaves this morning after apologizing for suggesting that Native Americans should have separate basketball tournaments due to unruly fan behavior
- Montana's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell one-tenth of a percentage point down to 3.9 percent in January, the lowest rate in nearly a decade
- A Cody company is seeking about $940,000 in financial help from the state so it can beef up sales of its jerky products
- Buildings at Montana universities will no longer be named after politicians
- Wildlife officials are outfitting a mule deer herd in southern Wyoming with GPS collars to learn more about how the animals move throughout the year
- The University of Wyoming is accepting public comment until March 20 on a proposal to institute cost-based student fees for academic programs
- Travel professionals are reminding their customers that Montana's state-issued driver's licenses will no longer be accepted as a valid form of identification for commercial flights next year
Evening Newscast: Monday, Mar 13
