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Montana’s Leaders Push For Mining’s Role In National Energy Plan

Montana’s Leaders Push For Mining’s Role In National Energy Plan

BUTTE, Mont. – Leaders responsible for managing federal lands and natural resources are emphasizing the importance of Montana's mining industry in the nation's energy plan. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and U.S. Congressman Ryan Zinke visited Montana Tech University on Friday morning to

'Sinners' vampires inspired by animals, says Oscar hopeful makeup artist

'Sinners' vampires inspired by animals, says Oscar hopeful makeup artist

To find the inspiration that would allow him to painstakingly transform the humans of "Sinners" into bloodthirsty vampires, makeup artist Mike Fontaine immersed himself in the study of wild animals. The American, nominated for an Oscar for his work on Ryan Coogler's surprise smash hit, says

For Oscar nominee Stellan Skarsgard, good cinema is like slow food

For Oscar nominee Stellan Skarsgard, good cinema is like slow food

Stellan Skarsgard likes audiences to chew over his films, savoring every mouthful -- and then telling their friends about the delicious meal. The "Sentimental Value" star, who will vie on March 15 for his first-ever Oscar in the best supporting actor category, says he believes quality will always

Read the Ravalli County Commissioners schedule for the week of March 2

Read the Ravalli County Commissioners schedule for the week of March 2.

Courier for India-based fraud scheme sentenced to 6 years in prison

A man originally from India found guilty in October 2025 of stealing almost $2 million from older scam victims was sentenced Thursday morning to six years in prison in Missoula federal court. Zabi Mohammed, 29, was found guilty at trial of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and

Los Angeles school district puts superintendent on paid leave

(The Center Square) – Alberto Carvalho, the Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent, was placed on paid administrative leave by the Board of Education late Friday afternoon pending an FBI investigation. Carvalho's home in the coastal San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles was searched Wednesday by FBI agents who

Mild winter prompts early bear activity concerns in Montana towns

Mild winter prompts early bear activity concerns in Montana towns

MONTANA — A mild winter in Montana has sparked questions about early bear emergence in mountain towns. Wildlife officials noted this year's conditions are unusual, though not yet alarming. In typical years, bears in western Montana are in their dens by early January. However, James Jonkel, a Bear Specialist