Montana

Emergency rule requires 72-hour veterinary certificates as state reports no confirmed cases

Cost-neutral legislation aims to help Montana businesses determine when AI tools are worth adopting—and when they aren’t

State issues 65% of maximum allotments as Senate passes bill to fully fund program through September 2026

Montana congressman urges overturn of Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, unlocking 37.8 billion tons and protecting millions in school funding

Case marks latest federal prosecution of violent crime on tribal lands

$1,000 reward offered for information on August 11 incident

For years, we Montanans liked to think of “gerrymandering” as one of those imported political diseases—something that happened in faraway, untrustworthy states with names like “Illinois” or “California,” where maps are drawn by political cartographers who believe in geometry the way Picasso believed in accurate faces. But here’s the bad news: you don’t have to…

Montana’s first large medical supply warehouse breaks ground, expected to open in late 2026

Applications due Aug. 26 for district court positions created by legislature

Entire Montana delegation unites to challenge Bureau of Land Management decision

Local library boards and Friends groups step in to continue internet access service after federal COVID funds expire

Repeat offender faces up to 5 years as border encounters surge 690% in Mountain region

AG Knudsen files brief supporting parental rights in Delaware federal court case

Many residents mistakenly believe they’ll automatically receive certain evacuation warnings, but opt-in registration is required, Missoula officials say

Alberta’s electricity rules could undermine Montana grid during extreme cold

Policy analysis examines federal reforms affecting 218,000 Montanans enrolled in Medicaid

Luis Alberto Vega-Lili, 57, had been in the U.S. illegally for years when Border Patrol found him on a train in Havre