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missoulian.com — The folks who like to find antlers in the woods often refer to May 15 as their own Easter egg hunt. Last week, the annual hunt opener bore an extra resemblance to the children's tradition: Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials played Easter bunny with a load of extra antlers on the Blackfoot-Clearwater Game Range.

missoulian.com — A downtown Missoula fight Tuesday night that was videotaped by a bystander led to felony charges against a 23-year-old man. Aaron Lee Young was to appear Wednesday afternoon in Missoula County Justice Court on two charges of aggravated assault. Police received reports at about 8 p.m.

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missoulian.com — No more University of Montana emails concerning UM's handling of sexual assault cases will be released to news organizations until Board of Regents attorneys review those requests and the emails in question.

missoulian.com — Dan Bateman is a business owner, a rancher, a student and an avid hunter. The busy Great Falls resident has felt the pain of missing a big-game hunting application deadline. "It's all these different dates you have to keep track of, and it can be fairly expensive," Bateman said.

missoulian.com — The Montana Board of Regents will vote this week on whether to change the name of the University of Montana College of Technology to the Missoula College University of Montana.

missoulian.com — ARLEE - A Rimrock Stages bus with about 17 passengers on board crashed into a pickup truck on Highway 93 North early Tuesday, injuring at least four people. Passengers on the bus said a Dodge 110 started swerving, then pulled directly into the path of the bus, sending both vehicles off the highway at about mile marker 14.

missoulian.com — University of Montana Vice President Jim Foley was so upset that an alleged rape victim spoke publicly about UM's handling of her case that he asked whether action could be taken against her under the Student Code of Conduct.

missoulian.com — Mayor John Engen said Monday that he overreacted when he asked a Missoula police officer to apologize to the University of Montana for criticizing - as a private citizen, on a personal email account - UM's handling of sexual assault cases.