Forty wild horses will be removed from the Pryor Mountains this fall, the Bureau of Land Management announced on Wednesday.

The project is one of 34 spread across nine states funded with the help of the Bureau of Land Management's charitable partner at a total price tag of $9 million.

Months of immigration enforcement controversies have taken their toll, and new polling shows it could be a problem for Republicans heading into the midterms.

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The Billings Police Department has been retaining and storing unneeded narcotics evidence since it’s own incinerator became inoperable following last September’s meth-burning incident.