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Montana utility regulator has 'significant doubt' about Colstrip's future
Montana’s Public Service Commission expressed “significant doubt” Monday that the Colstrip Power Plant would burn more a than a few more years and acknowledged risks of $300 million for NorthWestern Energy customers if the utility doesn’t address early closure.
Montana victims alleging sex abuse in the Boy Scouts join national wave of suits
Amid a flurry of lawsuits filed across the nation against the Boy Scouts of America alleging sexual abuse of young Scouts, a national group of attorneys is gearing up to file as many as 15 more in Montana.
Girl's death, MMIW march prompt creation of missing persons task force in Big Horn County
The task force was announced Tuesday, a week after a rally held for 18-year-old Kaysera Stops Pretty Places, who went missing in August and was found dead two days later.
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Volunteers give and get back at Bitterroot Winter Special Olympics
For more than 20 years, students from the Trapper Creek Job Corps have joined dozens of other dedicated volunteers to ensure Special Olympics athletes at the annual Bitterroot Winter games leave with memories that will last a lifetime.
The hard road: Darby man places third in world Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament
The road to glory is often not the easiest path to follow.
Trapper Creek Job Corps celebrates accomplishments of its fire-tested fire crew graduates
They were not strangers to struggle.