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Cattle-Ac Niteclub, Casino & Steakhouse is located in Sidney, Montana

May 25th, 2012

Why buckle up? According to the Buckle Up Montana campaign, seven out of 10 people killed in car crashes each year were not wearing their seat belts.

May 24th, 2012

Based on an earnest and thoroughly unscientific ranking from a motorists' rights organization, you are vastly more likely to get a speeding ticket in Nevada than in Michigan or even in Ohio, where I always thought the two leading revenue generators were traffic violations and payoffs to Ohio State football players.

May 25th, 2012

The hard lessons from the last few months at the University of Montana have not been lost on the greater Montana University System. The Montana Board of Regents on Friday approved a system-wide policy clarifying existing requirements on handling sexual assault allegations.

May 25th, 2012

MISSOULA - University of Montana head basketball coaches Robin Selvig and Wayne Tinkle have signed three-year contract extensions, announced UM's Interim Director of Athletics Jean Gee Friday.

May 24th, 2012

According to a national report, Montana has the 2nd highest rate of people dying from injuries not related to natural causes.

May 25th, 2012

Two-year colleges from the Bitterroot Valley to Butte have new names as of Friday. But the two-year college in Great Falls will have to wait until next month.

May 25th, 2012

Montana Board of Regents Chair Angela McLean says more changes could come after the panel adopted new policies Friday to address controversy over the University of Montana's handling of sexual assaults.

May 25th, 2012

The effort to keep Montana's F-15 fighter jets in Great Falls may have paid off, at least for a while.

May 25th, 2012

Montana labor group AFL-CIO says they've identified the Montana Supreme Court Candidate they think is the best person to stand up for workers' rights.

May 22nd, 2012

The Montana Public Service Commission is warning people of a nationwide scam that promises assistance with paying utility bills. The scam claims that President Barack Obama has authorized credits or payments to utility bills. The program does not exist, however.