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Do you remember the name Ken Miller? Miller ran for governor in 2012 and was leading in the polls just prior to the Republican primary when he was accused by the Commissioner of Political Practices Jonathan Motl of campaign finance violations

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A federal court says a Montana judge and sheriff’s deputy violated a Mexican-born man’s rights when they detained and arrested him based solely on suspicions he was in the country illegally. Construction worker Miguel Angel Reynaga Hernandez was at a Billings courthouse in October 2017 with his wife, who was seeking a civil protection order against another person... Read Mor

Authorities said Alameti used electronic communications to tell others, including an informant working for the FBI, that he wanted to fight for ISIS overseas

The Lewis and ClarkDistrict Court has denied author Jon Krakauer’s attempt to have the Montana University System pay his attorney fees for his successful attempt to access redacted student records of former Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson.

18 year-old MacLean Kaiser appeared in Ravalli County District Court on Wednesday morning before Judge Jeffrey Langton charged with felony assault with a weapon and intimidation after allegedly threatening violence to the Darby High School

Q2 reports that 52-year-old former Carbon County Commissioner Douglas Tucker pleaded guilty in District Court on Wednesday to an amended charge from felony theft to misdemeanor official misconduct. He was accused of unlawfully taking county-owned machinery for personal use, and was ordered to pay a fine–and prohibited from running for public office in the future– Tucker said he took the county-own

The Gazette reports a jury in Billings on Wednesday convicted a Missoula man of trafficking women and minors for sex and other crimes following an investigation into interstate prostitution. The federal court panel in the court of U.S...

35-year-old Terrance Edwards, on trial Monday for allegedly promoting several young girls and women for prostitution in Montana, denied being a pimp and claimed he operated a legal escort service and website for a handbag company he founded, while serving prison time for an earlier prostitution conviction...

The Montana Public Service Commission will go to District Court to assert it's jurisdiction over the sale of Mountain Water to Liberty Utilities, and perhaps even attempt to unravel the sale.

A recent motion filed in district court alleges the Montana Department of Environmental Quality broke its own administrative policy...