Colstrip News

It's hard not to feel the pain of VFW posts around the state as the venerable organizations, whose ranks have for years been filled with World War II and Korean war veterans, lose their members at an alarming rate - about 21 percent statewide in the past three years.

Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Canadian, Irish companies propose new Montana transmission line Officials of Ireland-based Gaelectric and Toronto-based Tonbridge Power Inc., which is already building the Montana-Alberta Tie Line, a transmission line between Lethbridge, Alberta, and Great Falls, Mont., want to extend the reach of ...

Brian Kunkel is in the minority at VFW Post 1087 in Great Falls, a member who is younger than 30 - heck, even 40.

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The nation is buzzing Thursday after Wednesday night's presidential address to congress.

Montana Highway Patrol troopers are trying to determine why there have been so many deadly accidents on the road this year.

Colstrip man killed in 1-vehicle crash Eds: APNewsNow. COLSTRIP, Mont. Authorities say a 46-year-old Colstrip is dead after a one-vehicle crash over the weekend.

Congressman Denny Rehberg wrapped up his series of eight town hall meetings across Southeastern Montana this week, discussing the ramifications of the "Cap and Trade Bill." Congressman Rehberg says he and his constituents are concerned with the future of Montana and its energy independence.

Units 1 to 4 of the Colstrip Steam Electric Station rise behind a coal-ash disposal pond in Colstrip, Montana.

SBC Wire Routing Here's a really neat way to route the spark plug wires on a small-block Chevy.

This Memorial Day takes on a new meaning for several Montana families remembering a loved one killed in the line of duty in Iraq or Afghanistan in the past year.

Minot State football coach Paul Rudolph has announced the signing of two recruits from eastern Montana.

Oletta Mae Salitros, 84, Brazil, passed away at St. Vincent Clay Hospital April 24, 2009, at 11:40 p.m., following a short illness.