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'We are at war': Montana delegation backs U.S. strikes on Iran

Joint military strikes against Iran by U.S. and Israeli forces on Saturday were met with unanimous support by Montana's congressional delegation. President Donald Trump posted a video on Saturday announcing the attack against the country's Islamic leadership and urging citizens there to "seize control

Montana Supreme Court overturns AG on ballot initiative to defend voter-made lawmaking

A ballot initiative meant to bar lawmakers from creating hurdles for citizens who try to enact laws by ballot initiatives may proceed over objections from the state attorney general, the Montana Supreme Court ruled on Friday. In a 5-2 decision, the high court overturned Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen&

Email: Unions urged Montana Democrats to back off negative messaging on data centers

As the conversation over data centers heats up in Montana, the state’s largest union federation urged leadership at the Montana Democratic Party to back off negative messaging on the hot-button issue. Montana appears to be an attractive option for companies looking to build data centers, and three companies

Minnesota man convicted of sexually abusing girls on Crow Reservation

A federal jury convicted a man earlier this week of sexually abusing two girls on the Crow Reservation. Robert Dean Dust was found guilty in U.S. District Court on two counts of abusive sexual contact of a child and one count of aggravated sexual abuse. The criminal charges against

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

Owner of Corvallis assisted living facility accused of taking $25K from memory-care resident

The owner of a Corvallis assisted living facility is facing accusations of exploitation after allegedly taking $25,000 from a resident in her care with memory problems. Rebecca Wolsky Campbell, 67, of Corvallis was charged with felony exploitation of an incapacitated or vulnerable adult and tampering with or fabrication evidence,

Interior Secretary Burgum emphasizes urgency of critical minerals during Montana Tech stop

The U.S. Secretary of the Interior visited the Richest Hill on Earth Friday to talk about mining and critical minerals. He came to a city notable both for a mining history deeper than the Mountain Con and the forever impacts of the unregulated extraction of minerals. Doug Burgum, a