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Transporting meth into Montana can make a dealer enormous profits. For the undercover drug enforcement officers trying to stop the flow, that reality makes their work a never-ending battle.

Despite the decline in home labs, Montanans have access to pure, and inexpensive, meth in massive quantities. According to government agents, Mexican producers have taken over the meth supply and left officials struggling to stop it.

Heavy rainfall across portions of southwest and western Montana pushed Missoula's flood watch to a flood warning on Tuesday morning, with the Bitterroot River forecast to crest at the minor flood stage later this week.

A forecast of heavy rain and melting snow at higher elevations prompted the National Weather Service on Monday to issue a flood watch for portions of Missoula and Ravalli counties through Tuesday night.

They reached their bivouac late in the afternoon. On the way, they saw a single-engine plane that made some passes overhead. They waved to it when they could and the plane, after dipping a wing, flew back over the mountains.

Big Sky Pride is bringing its annual LGBT celebration back to Billings for the first time in nearly a decade, and organizers say it will be the biggest one ever.

What do Notorious B.I.G., N.W.A., "The Wire" and "Scarface" have in common? They were all referenced in a rather unusual Montana Supreme Court opinion issued this week, written by Justice James Shea.

Calling suicide a public health crisis, Gov. Steve Bullock and members of the Montana Broadcasters Association on Wednesday launched a new media campaign aimed at suicide prevention, hoping to cut into the state's high rate of self-inflicted deaths.

The VA Montana Health Care System is looking at both short- and long-term solutions to address a number of challenges within the state, including a lack of providers, problems with telehealth screenings and the absence of physician training, its new director said Wednesday.

Jonah is a bilingual desk clerk working an emotionally wearisome hotel job in Montana. Buster is a puzzling mountain man who breaks into people’s vacation homes for food and shelter and occasionally defecates in their kitchen pots.