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- Problem Grizzly Moved To Kootenai National Forest8:49 am MDT September 2, 2010
- Man Sentenced To Prison For Sexting Young Girl8:38 am MDT September 2, 2010
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- Federal Magistrate Wants Dismissal Of Gun Rights Lawsuit 10:33 pm MDT September 1, 2010
- Missoula Chamber Opposes Special District Taxes8:53 pm MDT September 1, 2010
- Montana Voters Will Decide Payday Loan Laws 6:43 pm MDT September 1, 2010
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Federal Magistrate Wants Dismissal Of Gun Rights Lawsuit (9/1/10)
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Missoula Chamber Opposes Special District Taxes
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Flathead Sheriff's Deputy Charged With DUI (9/1/10)
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Victor 4-H Member Plans Career On Family Homestead (09-01-10)
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Montana Voters Will Decide Payday Loan Laws (09/01/10)
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Missoula Has "Extra" $400,000 In The Bank (8/31/10)
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Parents Accept Risk Of Extreme Sports (8/31/10)
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Higgins Paving Nearly Complete
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Heating Costs Expected To Be Stable (08-31-10)
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Community Leaders Say Passenger Rail Could Play Big Role Despite Hefty Price Tag (8/31/10)
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Schweitzer Thinks Montana Infrastructure Economic Key (08-31-10)
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Butte Produce & Supply Back To Business As Usual
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DUI Task Force Thinks Overserving Big Problem In Montana (8/30/10)
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Griz Player Pleads Not Guilty To Driving Drunk (8/30/2010)
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Treasure State Bank Helps Employees Get Fit
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Melcher, Williams Say Hands Off Social Security (08-30-10)
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Tester Talks Stimulus Dollars And Economy (8/30/2010)
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Plane Crash In West Bozeman Kills Utah Man (8/30/10)
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New School Year Faces Budget Shortfalls (8/30/10)
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Butte Produce & Supply Destroyed By Fire
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UM Students Wait For Dorm Rooms
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River City Roots Festival Takes Over Downtown Missoula (08/28/10)
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Hamilton Residents Worried About Fire (8/27/10)
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River City Roots Organizers Prep For Festival's Kickoff (8/27/10)
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Family Hopes To Build Home For Soldier (8/27/10)
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GYC Points To Decline Of Pine Tree For More Bear Interactions
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Apostle Speaks Out On Pickhardt Resignation (8/26/10)
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Girl Found After Missing For 24 Hours (8/26/10)
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Crashes on Hwy 93 Back Up Traffic (8/26/10)
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Missoula Judge Spends Most Time ON DUI Cases (08-26-10)
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MissoulaÂ’s Downtown Construction Creates Confusion
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Missoula Leaders Tour Milltown Dam Restoration Project (08-25-10)
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Lolo Elementary Starts New School Year With Million-Dollar Access Loop
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Abusive Message Left After Letter Critcizes Superintendent
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Judge Blocks Oversized Loads On Highway 12 (08-25-10)
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Man Pleads Not Guilty To Bringing Cocaine To Missoula To Sell (8/25/2010)
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Higgins Streeetscape Project Nears Completion (8/25/2010)
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Embattled School Board Member Resigns (8/25/10)
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Russian Truck Driver Pleads Not Guilty To Killing A Man With His Truck (8/25/2010)
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Hundreds Gather To Celebrate Old Faithful's New Visitor Center (8/25/10)
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Families Cope With High Price Of College (8/25/10)
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Counterfeit Money In The Flathead Valley (8/24/10)
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Deli Meat Recall (8/24/10)
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Montana Food Bank Network Struggling (8/24/10)
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Handful of Fires Burn in Montana (8/24/10)
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Federal Magistrate Wants Dismissal Of Gun Rights Lawsuit
The government recommends throwing out a lawsuit challenging federal regulation of gun manufacturing and sales. But one of the groups behind the challenge, the Montana Shooting Sports Association, says a dismissal will help their cause.
Man Sentenced To Prison For Sexting Young Girl
A 29-year-old Missoula man has been
sentenced to 15 years in prison for sending an 11-year-old girl
text messages trying to entice her to have sex with him.
Stocks Move Higher On Jobs, Housing Reports
Stocks rose Thursday, extending their gains from the day before, after reports on housing, manufacturing and jobs all indicated that the economy continues to grow.
Security Guard Pays $1,735 For Killing Black Bear
A security guard at the ultra-exclusive
Yellowstone Club has paid $1,735 in restitution and fines for
illegally killing a black bear while trying to haze the animal away
from a paintball course.
Special Report: Breaking Cycle Of Poverty In Rural Montana
Kira Owens was living day-to-day, a single mother trying to take care of her children when she lost her job at a brewery in Anaconda.
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PPL Montana Reducing Ennis Lake Water Levels After Boulder Fell On Dam (8-31-10)
Crews in Ennis are making repairs to the Madison Dam after it was damaged by a boulder the size of a bus. The company says the safey of the public and employees in the top prioriity as experts begin the work. The dam generates powers for thousands of homes in Southwest Montana.
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