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Four Hamilton residents were charged with starting a wildfire last summer that causing a significant amount of damage.

The Montana Public Service Commission won a court victory this week over an issue that could directly impact rural Montanans that receive public utilities.

An investigation indicates the father-son duo suspected of killing a southwestern Montana sheriff's deputy first shot at the deputy as he pursued them and then turned around and fired more shots.

A state judicial commission responsible for redrawing judicial districts has released a slate of proposals aimed at making the court system better able to handle its growing caseload.

Montana Senator Steve Daines and Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan made their pitch to the U.S. Senate Monday night, urging the senate to split the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals into two separate courts.

Missoula has seen two high profile murder cases in recent days and some citizens are wondering why the death penalty wasn’t invoked in either instance.

A man convicted of running a scheme that bilked $4 million from more than 140 investors is asking the Montana Supreme Court to dismiss his case or give him a new trial because of prosecution delays and denial of access of a computer he says he needed for his defense.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Montana has announced the end of a lengthy investigation that resulted in 21 convictions of men involved in an online forum created by a Polson man that allowed members to exchange child pornography.

The student Senate at Montana State University has censured the student president for her drunken driving arrest.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has won his appeal to have his four-game suspension overturned.