Montana

The eastern part of the U.S. looks set to be mild following days of storms.

The National Weather Service warns that heavy snow could continue until midday today

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for the case, Atlantic Richfield Co. v. Christian.

As of Tuesday morning, the storm is lurking over the Rocky Mountains. Parts of Montana are expected to receive almost five inches of snow. The storm is expected to move through the Rockies and affect parts of Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa, after hitting Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.

Jake Allmendinger, 31, a father-of-three, was killed after stepping out of the car while it slid backwards on an icy road.

Two Montana men arrested for possession of 900 pounds of marijuana had their charges dismissed when a judge ruled the seizure was illegal.

A surprise burst of September snowfall in the northern Rocky Mountains prompted the Montana Governor to declare an emergency Sunday as several feet of snow blocked roadways and buried homes across several states.

The storm has resulted in "heavy, wet snow with accumulation amounts up to three feet in some locations," according to Governor Steve Bullock.

A winter storm unlike any since 1934 could bring more than 50 inches of snow to western Montana and northern Idaho, according to the National Weather Service.

"They forget to slow down and there are lots of people that are complaining... they can't walk or ride their bikes," Patti Baumgartner told reporters.

Weighing up to 400 pounds, wild pigs destroy crops, forests and property and carry diseases that could devastate livestock.

A judge humiliated two Montana men, ordering them to punishment that makes them recognize those who actually served, and died, in war overseas.

"We often hear about the potential for large volcanic eruptions of the Yellowstone volcano. However, we rarely focus on the threat of large earthquakes in the region," researcher Jamie Farrell said.

A Montana man charged with assaulting a 13-year-old boy for not taking his hat off during the national anthem believed he was acting on orders from President Donald Trump, his attorney said.

Curt James Brockway allegedly threw a teenager to the ground for wearing his hat during the national anthem at a county fair.

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Aquatic invasive species pose a grave and growing threat to the Yellowstone ecosystem.

"He didn't want me to wear makeup and that I couldn't and that my job depended on it."

Mumps, which the MMR vaccine can prevent, can cause complications, including brain swelling and meningitis.

The Senate passed the Natural Resources Management Act, which conserves and protects more than a million acres of federal land. The bill now goes to the House.

Fluffy was found buried in snow as temperatures in the area dropped to as low as 8 degrees Fahrenheit.

Newsweek has learned that at least two other police departments around the country tried the same bogus check-your-meth's purity test.

Belief in Bigfoot is rising fast.

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Bannon canceled a university speech after his announcement that he would be a keynote speaker at a joint conference on sex robots this month.

Wendy Bies, 53, was charged with obstruction and disorderly conduct following the incident.

Customs and Border Protection (CPB) officers at Montana's Sweetgrass Area Port have detained at least two Americans returning from Canada since the U.S. neighbor officially legalized recreational cannabis on October 17.

It is unclear whether Trump saw the lettering.

President Donald Trump's son Eric Trump told Laura Ingraham that the left is "so radical no-one can relate to them."

"He's my kind of guy," Trump was quoted as saying.