A Montana woman has been given a six-year deferred prison sentence over striking a 6-year-old girl with her car after the girl got off a schoo…
A U.S. bankruptcy judge has upheld court decisions that the state of Montana lacked legal standing to file an involuntary bankruptcy petition …
A Montana man has been given a six-month suspended jail sentence for submitting a voter registration application under the name Miguel Raton, …
Charges recently filed against a Basin man are among efforts by the U.S. Justice Department to increase enforcement of hate crimes and other b…
A body found in a pickup truck that was pulled from the Missouri River in Great Falls last month is that of Tammy Goff, a woman who went missi…
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that tribal police officers can stop and search non-Indians on tribal lands for potential violations of state …
The Montana University System’s existing policy prohibits anyone other than law enforcement or contracted security staff from carrying firearm…
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Charges against Basin man part of federal crackdown on hate crimes
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Chad Daybell made his first appearance in Idaho court Wednesday on three murder charges in connection with the deaths of his late wife and his…
"This is a good start to criminal justice reform in the sense of meaningful and uniform sentencing," Rep. Jimmy Patelis, R-Billings, said.
The Great Falls man accused in a fatal shooting near Fairfield on May 14 has been released from jail on bond, authorities said.
The rollback follows new guidance from public health authorities, the availability of vaccines and new state and federal public health recomme…
A Great Falls man has pleaded not guilty to the May 14 shooting death of a man who was trying to prevent him from driving while intoxicated at…
A Montana man who was charged in a cattle rustling scheme has been sentenced to 30 months in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and to…
A pickup truck belonging to a Great Falls woman who has been missing for nearly three years was found in the Missouri River with a body inside…
Interviews and court records provide a glimpse into the lives of those involved, and how two 20-somethings pulled away from a stable life and …
Key claims by a medical marijuana provider against the state for shuttering the business in 2018 should be dropped due to previous court rulin…
Authorities on Friday identified the woman found dead in a Billings home early Tuesday morning — a case that is tied to three other deaths in …
Two nurse practitioners in Montana have pleaded guilty in a scheme to defraud Medicare by signing off on fraudulent orders for orthotic braces…
A former airman at Malmstrom Air Force Base has pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in the accidental shooting death of a fellow airman in Fe…
Plain Bull had been facing up to life in prison after he admitted to killing Lenita Goes Ahead in October 2020.Â
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Stanley Isaac Lebeau, who pleaded no contest to deliberate homicide for killing a woman at a Great Falls motel in 2017, faces at least 20 year…
A medical marijuana business with a history of disputes with the city of Billings is suing, saying a police detective engaged in “judicial dec…
Two Montana brothers who prosecutors say were among the first people to break into the U.S. Capitol in January while the Electoral College vot…
The 1978 law has long been championed by Native American leaders as a means of preserving Native American families and culture.
In case you missed our weekend coverage, Saturday marked the 25th anniversary of the arrest of Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, a…
It was a typical day at the Independent Record 25 years ago today, when the newsroom began getting questions about a Unabomber suspect by the …
The earliest arrest photos of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski came not from major news outlets — but from four University of Montana photojournalists.
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