State officials cited editorial bias, out-of-state funding, and connections to international billionaire donors

Extensive Traffic Issues and Patrol Checks

Multiple Incidents and Welfare Checks Dominated the Day

Family business discovered theft after questioning why profits had disappeared despite operations

Students will move into residence halls Aug. 17-18 with scheduled two-hour time slots

Eduardo Heriberto Mendoza-Almanza had been deported eight times since 2006

Montana Family Foundation claims constitutional amendment violated ballot requirements, seeks to nullify abortion rights measure

Multiple Neighborhoods Report Early Morning Police Activity

Concentration of Medical and Fire Related Incidents

Police recommend parents snap photos of children, create separation plans

Daines and Sheehy ask DOI to develop permanent framework to avoid annual emergency waivers during drought conditions

Mall maintains strong occupancy despite industry challenges

Mining plan modification extends operations through 2039, protecting 300 jobs after months of congressional pressure

Kenneth and Stephanie Erb are among first seven state employees to move into Pintler Meadows townhomes after living in camper for seven months

Monthly subscription model eliminates insurance interference in doctor-patient relationships

Montana GOP Treasurer Bill Lussenheide dissects the Treasure State’s fierce and contradictory political soul—from labor populism to rural conservatism.

High traffic stops and multiple patrol checks mark the day.