Great Falls Tribune - Fri Nov 20
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is closing northcentral Montana hunting districts 413 and 432, which include portions of Cascade, Meagher and Judith Basin counties, to all mountain lion hunting, effective half an hour after sunset today.
Deer Lodge man dies in hunting camp accidentGreat Falls Tribune - Thu Nov 19
ANACONDA - The mother of a Deer Lodge man who died in a hunting accident said her son slipped and fell while carrying his rifle and the gun discharged, shooting him in the back of the head.
Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press...KXMB-TV Bismarck - Wed Nov 18
Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press HELENA, Mont. The state has notified about 2,000 jobless Montanans whose unemployment benefits have expired that they are now eligible for extended payments under a recently passed federal law.
Anaconda man killed in hunting accidentGreat Falls Tribune - Tue Nov 17
ANACONDA - Officials say a 25-year-old Deer Lodge man was shot and killed in a weekend hunting accident at a campground southeast of Deer Lodge.
Southwest Montana communities observe Veterans DayKXLF - Wed Nov 11
Veterans Day services were held across Southwest Montana Wednesday to salute troops and veterans.
Anaconda man who died in I-90 crash identifiedGreat Falls Tribune - Fri Oct 30
BUTTE - A 33-year-old Anaconda man who died from injuries he suffered in a one-vehicle rollover has been identified as Jason Green.
Anaconda man dies after I-90 crashKXLF - Wed Oct 28
A 33-year-old Anaconda man died Wednesday morning from injuries he sustained in a one-vehicle rollover crash Tuesday evening.
Winter weather hits Southwest MT roadsKRTV - Wed Oct 28
The wintry weather caused dozens of accidents and slide-offs from Butte to Bozeman on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fewer flu cases reported in Anaconda, ButteKXLF - Mon Oct 19
The worst of the H1N1 flu outbreak appears to have passed at schools in Anaconda.
Beginning of the end for one unintended consequenceGreat Falls Tribune - Wed Oct 14
It won't be the last in the endless string of unintended consequences of electricity deregulation dating back more than a decade in this state, but it may be the beginning of the end for whatever's left of the Montana Power Co., or its later incarnation, Touch America.
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