Category: Government
Montana Business Registrations Top 6,000 for Fourth Straight Month
June numbers put state on track to shatter 2024 record with nearly 38,000 new businesses in first half of year
Grizzly Bear Conflicts Hit 59 Cases in Montana as State Launches New Tracking System
Dashboard tracks incidents from livestock attacks to garbage raids as bear populations expand statewide
Makoshika State Park Fully Reopens After July 3 Wildfire
169-acre fire destroyed yurt campsite and damaged facilities; four campsites may remain closed for season
Montana to receive $2.5 million in opioid settlement with eight drug manufacturers
Attorney General Knudsen announces settlement funds will support opioid abatement programs statewide
Federal Timber Goals Set to Double Montana’s Forest Harvest
Daines secures commitment to nearly double timber sales as litigation threatens fire prevention projects
Trump Nominates Montana Rep. Bill Mercer to Federal District Court
Former U.S. Attorney and current state legislator nominated to serve on U.S. District Court for District of Montana
Hoot-Owl Fishing Restrictions Take Effect Friday on Four Southwest Montana Rivers
Daytime fishing closures protect catch-and-release trout when water temperatures reach dangerous levels
Some Local Libraries Continue Hot Spot Lending Program as COVID-Era Funding Expires
Local library boards and Friends groups step in to continue internet access service after federal COVID funds expire
Emergency Alert Gap Could Put Montana Residents at Risk During Wildfire Season
Many residents mistakenly believe they’ll automatically receive certain evacuation warnings, but opt-in registration is required, Missoula officials say
Montana Congressional Delegation Warns of Grid Reliability Threats from Alberta
Alberta’s electricity rules could undermine Montana grid during extreme cold
Medicaid Reform Analysis: What the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Actually Does in Montana
Policy analysis examines federal reforms affecting 218,000 Montanans enrolled in Medicaid
Kalispell Seeks Public Input on Land Use Plan Through Week-Long Drop-In Events
City schedules eight community sessions to gather feedback on 20-year growth management plan
