The U.S. Environmental Protection has given final approval to a costly cleanup program for a Montana community where health officials say hundreds of people have died due to asbestos exposure. The announcement on Monday came more than 15 years after cleanup work began in Libby, a mining town near the Montana-Idaho border. Story here. (Associated Press/File photo)

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