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- Lawsuit Against Montana Immigration Enforcement Leans on Judicial Activism, Not Constitutional Text
- New Legal Project Offers Free Constitutional Representation for Montanans
- Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sale Generates $38 Million for Montana, North Dakota
- Missoula County Distributes $1.26 Million to Controversial Grant Recipients
- Missoula City Council Ignores State Law Requiring Ward 1 Vacancy Be Filled Within 30 Days
First Residents Move Into State Workforce Housing in Deer Lodge
Kenneth and Stephanie Erb are among first seven state employees to move into Pintler Meadows townhomes after living in camper for seven months
Federal Rule Change Sparks Debate Over Rural Veterans Employment Services
Senators push for rule reversal while Montana advocate proposes targeted exemptions for rural areas
Laurel Gas Energy Plant Survives Legal Setbacks as State Releases Final Review
Montana facility continues operations despite sustained opposition from well-funded climate group
Highway Widening Begins on US 93 Near Dayton to Support New Flathead Lake Fishing Access Site
Highway improvements will support new Conclow Fishing Access Site on Flathead Lake
Missoula Property Owners Face $2.2 Million Increase in District Assessments
City Council to open public hearings on double-digit assessment increases Monday
Montana Historical Society to Honor Transportation Historian Jon Axline
Author and researcher will receive Heritage Guardian Award at Friday reception in Helena
Gianforte Seeks Applicants for Two New Yellowstone County Judgeships
Applications due Aug. 26 for district court positions created by legislature
Montana Schools Get $700 Grants for Life-Saving Defibrillators
State program provides up to $700 per defibrillator to help schools respond to cardiac emergencies
Missoula County Wants $5.76 Million More From Property Taxpayers to Fund Grant Bureaucracy and Climate Activism
County seeks to boost funding for Climate Smart Missoula activist group by nearly 30%
Montana Cuts Deceased Voter Removal Time from Years to Days, Earns National Recognition
‘Death of a Loved One’ program cuts processing time dramatically, earns NASED recognition
Broadband Revolution: What the New Federal Guidelines Mean for Montana and Beyond
New federal guidelines allow state to choose best technology for rural areas
Sheehy Introduces Bill to Block Federal Funding for ‘Anarchist Jurisdictions’
SAFE Cities Act would direct Attorney General to publish list of jurisdictions that fail to maintain law and order
Downing Bill Gives Prosecutors More Time to Pursue $200 Billion in COVID Fraud
Montana congressman’s legislation extends statute of limitations to prosecute pandemic program fraud from five to 10 years
Missoula County Warns Residents of Property Tax Payment Scams
Officials urge residents to verify directly with county office before making payments
Missoula Council to Vote on Riverfront Triangle Fox Site Development Agreement Monday
Three agreements with Averill Hospitality headline Monday’s council meeting, along with FY 2026 budget presentation
Daines Presses Nominee on PROTECT Act, Tribal Law Enforcement Resources During Senate Hearing
Montana senator questions Indian Affairs nominee about urgent need for expanded tribal authority to prosecute non-Native drug traffickers
Belgrade Joins Push to Restore Montana Passenger Rail Service
Partnership adds to growing coalition of Montana jurisdictions supporting rail project
Hardin Gains Fiber Broadband Access as Rural Expansion Continues
Visionary Broadband completes Hardin project, continues construction in Butte and Whitehall