Jon King

Though still higher than the rest of the country, gas prices in Montana continue to plummet through the last week of October.

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On October 30, the U.S. Congress will head back to the drawing board and attempt to pass an omnibus Farm Bill. According to representatives from the Montana Farmer's Union, ranchers and farmers have a lot at stake in the decisions being made in Washington.

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The National Crime Victimization Survey reports that America's violent crime rate jumped up 15 percent in 2012. Statistician Tyson Mclean works as the Statistical Analysis Center Director at the Montana Board of Crime Control and he said Montana's crime rate is up too.

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A new poll done by faculty and students at MSU-Billings has politicos across Montana pointing to winners and losers after the fallout of the federal shutdown debates.

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The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday, October 23, that it would be holding listening sessions across the U.S. to get feedback on proposed coal plant regulations. The problem, according to a press release from the Montana Attorney General's office, is that the tour "skips coal country altogether."

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The Montana chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness has announced the winners of its 2013 Hero Awards. The awards are dedicated to individuals or organizations that have fought for better mental health in their community. All of the winners this year were either from Helena or Western Montana communities, like Stevensville, Hamilton, and Missoula.

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On Monday, October 21, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of an environmental group, and agreed to issue a two-week injunction temporarily halting a timber sale harvest in Kootenai National Forest.

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Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks is looking for anyone who might have information about vandalism caused at the Bolin Ranch Conservation Easement near Stevensville.

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Missoula authorities have details about the suspect of a string of vehicle break-ins after residents chased down an individual seen breaking into cars on Sunday, October 20.

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Steve Daines' vote to bring an end to the recent debt ceiling and federal government shutdown may have opened the door to a primary challenge from Republican U.S. Senate candidate Champ Edmunds.

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Missoula residents near the 1500 block of South Fourth Street West heard a shotgun blast about 20 minutes after midnight on October 21. Missoula police appeared on scene shortly after the shot.

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A trial date of December 9 has been set for Jordan Linn Graham who has pled not guilty to charges of murder and presenting a false statement to authorities. The new date is earlier than many had expected.

The trial date was set during a pre-trial hearing today, October 15 at U.S. District Court in Missoula by judge Jeremiah Lynch.

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