Montana News

Jordan Graham cried on the stand during her allocation today, March 27, but she didn't get to the heart of what presiding U.S. District Court Judge Donald Molloy wanted to hear.

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Update, March 27, 12:45: Jordan Graham has been sentenced to 365 months (30 years) in prison with five years supervised release after pleading guilty to the 2nd degree murder of her newlywed husband Cody Johnson.

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MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — The father of a Montana man who was crushed to death in a North Dakota oil field accident in January 2013 has filed a lawsuit against the owners of the drilling rig and the well site, alleging the companies failed to provide for the safety of subcontractors.

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After the U.S. House republican primary debate on Monday, March 24, the MSU College Republicans ran a straw-poll asking attendees who they though would “best represent them in D.C.”

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Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen urged Montanans still needing health insurance to take note: The last day to buy health insurance for this year is less than one week away.

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There are three Montana Democrats running for the U.S. Senate, but even though the primary hasn't occurred, the Montana Democratic Party has announced that it is going all-in on John Walsh with an official endorsement.

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KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) — Police in Kalispell are investigating the deaths of two people in an apparent murder-suicide.

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After a pretty busy weekend, the Missoula County Sheriff's Department is asking the public for clues to help them solve two cases from the northwest corner of the county.

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SIDNEY, Mont. (AP) — A Colorado man's bid to avoid trial and a potential death sentence in the killing of an eastern Montana teacher goes before a state judge Monday to decide if the defendant is incompetent due to mental disability.

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MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Employees of Project Vote Smart say the nonprofit political research organization laid off six employees without notice over the past week, while a member of the organization's executive board says the board is discussing selling its 50-acre ranch near Philipsburg and moving the operation to a university.

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