Judge Finds Probable Cause to Charge Wyoming Man With Murder
He said he blacked out and when he came to he was straddling her body.
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Interior Department, States Appeal Sage Grouse Ruling
Idaho and Wyoming back the Trump administration plan that eases restrictions on energy companies and other industries.
Court: First Amendment Protects 'Hate Group' Label
The judge ruled that the liberal watchdog organization has a free-speech right to make the claim, but he didn't address whether the ministry is a hate organization.
Court Strikes Down Montana Law Barring Political Robocalls
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox said he was disappointed by the decision and that he vigorously defends Montana's robocall restrictions.
Nebraska Opponents of Keystone XL Ask Court to Rehear Case
TC Energy argued in Nebraska that the so-called mainline alternative route was a legitimate option.
Court Strikes Down Montana Man's Kidnapping Conviction
The state attorney general's office has requested a resentencing hearing in Custer County District Court.
Moscow Court Extends Arrest for American Charged With Spying
He has publicly complained of poor prison conditions and has said his life is in danger.
Deemed Dangerous, Epstein Denied Bail in Sex Abuse Case
Courtney Wild, who said she was sexually abused by Epstein when she was 14 in Palm Beach, Florida, pleaded with the judge to keep him jailed.
Blackjewel Still Looking For Money for Campbell County Mines
After another unsuccessful attempt to get $20 million, it was able to obtain $5 million in emergency funding to secure the mines and the equipment.
Blackjewel Still Seeking Funding to Reopen Campbell County Mines
The attorneys for Blackjewel said they expect to provide another status report by Wednesday.