The annual film tour serves as cultural touchstone for generations of skiers and snowboarders and is widely considered the start of ski season in the U.S.
No injuries were reported
A California company that makes modular homes plans to build an $80 million, 450,000 square-foot facility that could employ up to 150 employees the first year.
The balance of rights for landlords and renters has long come with an inherent tension.
Senate Bill 112 would give pharmacists the ability to prescribe what bill sponsor Sen. Tom McGillvray said was a narrow scope of medications.
The Butte public library offers lantern kits ahead of the Lunar New Year parade taking place this Saturday starting at the courthouse at 3 p.m.
Ten-year-old Arlo Limmer reads a brief history of Butte's Chinese history while making lanterns for the Lunar New Year at the public library.
Kassmier advocated for the bill to offer a $1,200 annual tax credit to families with children under the age of six and an adjusted gross income of $50,000 or less.
A judge gave a Butte police officer a one-year deferred sentence for assaulting a family member in early 2022.
A Butte man was sentenced to an additional 10 years in prison on Thursday for faking medical documents to get out of a court hearing.
Eleven organizations and tribes are being funded for the first time through this program, including the Little Shell Tribe and Native American Development Corporation.
A combination of snow and bitter cold from a descending arctic cold front could cause a 'flash freeze' of roadways in southwest Montana. Blowing snow could reduce visibility.
It’s a fish of many names: burbot, ling, eel pout, lawyer, mud shark and poor man’s lobster, just to name a few.
A jury of nine men and three women deliberated for roughly three hours on Jan. 25 before convicting 47-year-old Jay Dee Davisson of Butte of raping a 15-year-old girl in August 2020. A sentencing hearing is set for March 15, 2022.
A jury on Wednesday convicted a Butte man of raping a 15-year-old girl in August 2020.
“These are our members, and they should be treated with dignity and respect,” said Little Shell Tribal Chair Gray. “Instead, they are kept in a box in some institution’s basement."
Sen. Susan Webber, D-Browning, on Wednesday introduced a resolution she said was “near and dear to my heart.”
The bill cleared its initial vote in the Senate 34-15 along party lines, and will face a final vote on Friday.
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Butte police officers respond to multiple crimes in and around Butte.
Butte-Silver Bow Planning officials hope an outreach campaign will erase misunderstandings about building permits.
A former friend of the alleged victim in a rape trial said Tuesday that she lied in an initial interview with law enforcement.
The reforms come with some subtext as the state still faces litigation against bills the 2021 Legislature passed, which has featured some procedural maneuvers Republicans have rebutted as unfair.
Labor groups oppose a bill that would require public employees to sign a consent form each year affirming they want to remain in a union.
Under the bill, e-bikes would be allowed anywhere that regular bicycles are allowed, including streets, highways, roads, bike lanes, and bike- or multi-use paths.
Opponents argue the proposal might have undermined attempts to divest Montana's Russia-linked assets after war broke out in Ukraine.
SnoFlinga Montana's Winter Festival in Butte.
Snöflinga celebrates winter in Butte.
The alleged victim in a rape trial testified Monday that a then 45-year-old Butte man knew she was 15 when he gave her alcohol and had non-consensual sex with her.
Butte police officers respond to multiple crimes in and around Butte.
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