- A split Montana Supreme Court has ruled that a person's blood is not evidence that can be tampered with until it is removed from the body — even
if a judge has issued a warrant authorizing a blood draw.
- A Montana legislative committee has voted against a bill to set up a fund for firefighters who develop lung diseases as a result of their duties.
- A new study suggests global warming often leads to
global shrinking of mammals
- Montana lawmakers are considering a 6 percent sales tax
on medical marijuana
- Montana lawmakers are poised to foot the bill to defend
a state senator who is being sued under the state's public records act to release her emails
- When winter weather conditions closed almost every
road in out of Jackson last month, Teton County was left without most of its first
responders because they couldn't get to work
- The recent signing of a bill that will help educate future generations about Wyoming's native population is being praised by advocates who
pushed for years to get it passed
- Butte police are clearing out space in the city jail in
anticipation of a rowdy St. Patrick's Day
Montana officials estimate the state would have to pay
an extra $126 million a year to continue its Medicaid expansion program under federal
legislation proposed to replace the Affordable Care Act.
Evening Newscast: Wednesday, Mar 15
