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- Montana Abortion Amendment Faces Serious Court Challenge Before July Deadline
- ‘No Kings’ Protest Brings Anti-Trump Message to Downtown Missoula
- Montana’s Bold Bet: Can 99-Year Leases Save Crumbling Historic Properties?
- Whitefish Food & Wine Festival Returns September 8-14 with Expanded Lineup
- Bitterroot Pro-Life Organization Celebrates Life and Explosive Growth
The Left’s Political Philosophy: Persuasion with a Government Club
When government becomes the left’s favorite tool for social change
Montana Supreme Court Declines to Block Abortion Amendment as CI-128 Takes Effect, Legal Fight Continues
“Justice delayed—not justice denied,” Montana Family Foundation says, vowing to continue fight in district court
Mountain Line Sponsors University River Shuttle for Second Year
Transit agency covers operational costs for shuttle to river access points
Montana Student Prioritizes Connections Over Cash in Prestigious Space Scholarship
Montana State continues producing nationally competitive STEM graduates who think strategically about their careers
Montana’s Bold Bet: Can 99-Year Leases Save Crumbling Historic Properties?
New legislation extends lease terms from 20 to 99 years, fundamentally changing the economics of historic preservation
Bitterroot Pro-Life Organization Celebrates Life and Explosive Growth
Annual fundraiser draws supporters from across Montana as Montanans For Life expands services
Whitefish Food & Wine Festival Returns September 8-14 with Expanded Lineup
Montana’s premier culinary celebration promises elevated experiences with Chef Todd English and top regional talent
Frontier History: The 20th President
Garfield County’s Namesake Was a Scholar, Soldier, and Statesman—Not a Career Politician
Montana Abortion Amendment Faces Serious Court Challenge Before July Deadline
Montana’s “abortion rights” constitutional amendment could be thrown out not because of what it says, but because of what voters never got to see.
‘No Kings’ Protest Brings Anti-Trump Message to Downtown Missoula
Missoulians join nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest movement with downtown march opposing Trump
Helena Mobilizes Municipal, State Resources for Coordinated Multiday “Juneteenth” Observance
City, state agencies, museums coordinate programming for recently established federal holiday
Montana Heritage Center Nears Completion with Final $1M Fundraising Push
Historical Society launches final campaign to complete $60 million capital project by July 30
If the Bible Doesn’t Motivate You to Take a Stand, Maybe Satan Will?
The Satanic Temple’s Abortion Clinics and “Destruction Rituals” Are a Wake-Up Call to Christians
University of Montana Pro-Life Student Group Grows Despite Harassment, Earning Award Nomination
Group grows from one member to 30 while facing campus hostility, receives award nomination
Montana’s First Safe Haven Baby Box Blessed at Lockwood Fire Hall
Second box planned for Missoula as state secures funding for eight additional Safe Haven installations
Attorney General Honors Young Artist in Law Enforcement Poster Contest
Miles City Student Wins Top Award in Statewide Recognition Event
Tim Montana, Lewistown Train, and Missoula’s Film Scene Honored at Montana Tourism Awards
Singer-songwriter joins standout communities and events recognized for strengthening the state’s booming tourism economy
Is Montana “The Worst”?
It’s easy to lose perspective, but there’s still much to be proud of in Montana.