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  • Police seek 14-year-old

    Updated Nov 3, 2015

    The Montana Department of Justice has issued the following alert: Aliyah Gray, 14 year old, Native American juvenile female, was last seen at 1600 hours today. Aliyah is 5 feet 5 inches, 135 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair. Aliyah sent messages to her biological, non-custodial mother , stating she was going to walk to meet her in North Dakota. Aliyah stated she was running away on foot. Alyah is believed to be endangered due to inclement weather. She was last seen wearing jeans, black sweatshirt with “native” on the...

  • TransCanada asks US to suspend pipeline application review

    ROB GILLIES|Updated Nov 3, 2015

    TORONTO (AP) — TransCanada, the company behind the controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to the U.S Gulf Coast, has asked the U.S. State Department to pause its review of the project. TransCanada said Monday it had sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry requesting that the State Department suspend its review of the pipeline application. The pipeline company said such a suspension would be appropriate while it works with Nebraska authorities for approval of its preferred route through the state that is f...

  • Federal health officials OK Montana Medicaid waiver

    MATT VOLZ|Updated Nov 2, 2015

    HELENA — Montana will become the 30th state to expand its Medicaid program after federal health officials on Monday approved provisions that include requiring beneficiaries to pay premiums that amount to 2 percent of their income. Gov. Steve Bullock announced the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' approval of the federal waiver needed for state officials to start enrollment immediately and begin coverage on Jan. 1. "I am pleased to stand before you today to say that for over 70,000 Montanans, the wait is finally o...

  • Quick Pics: A haunting Halloween week in Havre

    Updated Nov 2, 2015

    Halloween activities on the Hi-Line started last week, days before the holiday itself, with a variety of activities ranging throughout the region. For more, see Friday's Hi-Line Living page....