While there are increasing concerns for dental health, it is being said that a free dental care visit has recently helped a lot many people in dealing with such concerns. This is not for the first time that the Brookview Dental on Sylvania Ave has done such a kind of event. The Smiles from the Heart has been doing various activities for the last five years.

Governor of Montana Brian Schweitzer said he would let a law restricting the medical marijuana business in his state to become a law without his signature.

Property owners at four luxury skis and golf resorts in Idaho, Montana, Nevada and the Bahamas have filed a $24 billion federal lawsuit against Credit Suisse group AG, blaming the Swiss bank of granting predatory loans to the resorts' investors as per the scheme to take over the properties.

Physician-assisted suicide is now legal in Montana along with other US states Washington and Oregon. The Supreme Court in Montana has passed a law in this regard.

Now, medical practitioners without fear can prescribe necessary drugs to the terminally-ill patients.

In a surprising criterion laid down for jobs in the City of Bozeman, Montana, the prospective job-seekers - along with furnishing details like "background, references, character, past employment, education, credit history, criminal or police records" - need also to submit information pertaining to usernames and passwords for every account that the applicant may have set up with "

George Rene Francis, whose life touched three centuries and listed as America's oldest man, died Saturday aged 112, of congestive heart failure at a nursing home in Sacramento.

On Monday, suspicious envelopes containing a white powdery substance were received by six governors around the country - including Alabama, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana and Rhode Island. The six governors addressed by the letters are split politically: four Republicans and two Democrats.

Robert Baxter, 75, suffering from leukemia, was sleeping Friday, when his lawyer called him to let him know that a Montana court had ruled on his Right-to-Die lawsuit. But, he never woke up and died without knowing that the court had affirmed his right to end his life with the help of doctors.

The FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives' list has a new addition - Edward Eugene Harper, a fugitive from Mississippi who may be in Montana. The agency says Harper fled 14 years back to avoid prosecution.