Clancy News

A Clancy woman has claimed a $200,000 Powerball prize from the July 1 drawing. Montana Lottery officials say Melissa Shelton claimed her prize Monday, a day after she realized she had a winning ticket.

A man who the Washington State Patrol says either jumped or fell from an Interstate 90 overpass and was hit by a car Sunday morning is in critical condition.

Authorities say a Utah man is dead after a single-vehicle rollover accident near Clancy.

HELENA - Party leaders have made their appointments to the commission that will redraw Montana's political districts, the first step in a once-a-decade process that has often provoked accusations of gerrymandering.

A committee to redraw legislative and congressional district boundaries for Montana has just been appointed.

HELENA - Democrats on the House energy panel deadlocked on the session's sole remaining carbon sequestration bill, effectively killing the measure and drawing the ire of Republicans on Thursday.

Top legislative leaders continue to buck against the governor's deadline for allocating stimulus dollars, on Thursday promising to vouch for the federal funds on their own if the governor proves unwilling.

Snowy weather is being blamed for several crashes that littered Bozeman area roadways Thursday afternoon.

HELENA - For 43 days, Republicans and Democrats in the House managed to suppress the urge to publically snipe at one another as they tried to rise above the bitter partisanship that defined the 2007 session.

A proposal to end the death penalty in Montana got its first hearing in a Senate committee Wednesday.

The first time George Lane spent the day at the Capitol during a legislative session he was scared stiff.

HELENA - A key House Republican said Thursday that GOP leaders want an improved working relationship with Democratic Gov.

The Capital City and surrounding areas will be represented in the 2009 Montana House with a mix of leadership, big-ticket spending bills and a wide range of policy initiatives both broad and precise.

Republican legislators have unveiled a new online blog titled "the Rotunda Report" in an effort to connect with Montanans across the state during the 2009 Legislative session.

STATEWIDE CONCISE REPORT FOR SUNDAY DECEMBER 28, 2008 AT 07:02 A.M. ROAD CONDITIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: I-15 MONIDA PASS TO LIMA Blowing and Drifting CLARK CANYON DAM TO GLEN Blowing and Drifting, Scattered Snow ...

Eliza Wiley IR photo editor - The L&P Grocery is expanding its family-owned operation from 2,000 square feet to 7,100 square feet.

Jefferson High School won't be hiring an interim superintendent to fill Bob Klein's part-time position, when he retires Jan.

IR photo by Martin J. Kidston - Dave Leitheiser takes a break from a recent outing near Casey Peak, where he's training for a spring push up Mount Rainier.