Investigation

The judge ruled a person’s constitutional rights can’t be violated after death.

CNN reports that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. The full extent of the inquiry is unclear, but suggests Zinke is under investigation for possibly using his office for personal gain. According to the report, the Interior Department’s inspector general h…

The Gazette reports that a 48-year-old indigent woman was found dead this weekend in the doorway of a Billings business, according to a Billings Police Department press release. The BPD received a call regarding an unresponsive woman lying in the doorway in the 2800 block of First Avenue North at ab…

A Trout Creek couple is facing stiff fines and hunting restrictions after Montana wardens began an investigation into accusations of improper purchase of resident licenses.

The Inspector General of the U.S. Department of the Interior has opened an investigation into Secretary Ryan Zinke’s travel.  Questions about the former Montana congressman come just days after former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price resigned, following similar crit…

An occupant of a home at 222 Terry Ave. in Billings suffered minor injuries on Sunday while attempting to extinguish a fire, according to Deputy Fire Marshal Trever Schilling.
The fire occurred shortly before 4 p.m. and caused an estimated $1,000 in damage...

No one was injured in a Monday night structure fire in Billings but the blaze caused significant damage.

Missoula Police investigated a suspicious package this morning, October 19, that was dropped off at a federal building in downtown Missoula near some mysterious graffiti.
“Before 8:00 a.m. this morning a citizen called in a suspicious looking package that he had observed leaning against the west wall…

National Transportation Safety Board Investigator Larry Lewis presented new information on the plane that 52-year-old Patrick Carter was flying when he crashed at Missoula International Airport on Wednesday.

Attorney General Tim Fox announced on Wednesday that Montana has joined several other states to launch an investigation into Volkswagen for altering software to produce false results on vehicle emissions tests.