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Feds announce agreement with ARCO over Anaconda smelter cleanup
Searching for ‘fair’ on Montana’s legislative map
From books to beanbags, teachers turn to crowdfunding for supplies
Montana health officials aim to boost oversight of nonprofit hospitals’ giving
The LGBTQ-owned bookstore that rallied a community
What does Montana’s ‘born-alive’ referendum have to do with abortion?
The divergent energy visions of Montana’s U.S. House candidates
U.S. House candidates Ryan Zinke and Monica Tranel have both worked on energy issues on public and private payrolls. Zinke, a Republican, underscores the importance of “American energy independence” and emphasizes the role of fossil fuels in that vision. Tranel, a Democrat, prioritizes a transition to clean energy that “has to start quickly and accelerate.”
Longtime Butte Democrat Art Noonan dead at 70
Art Noonan, one-time executive director of the Montana Democratic Party and member of an influential old guard of Irish-American Butte lawmakers, has died.
Election-day voter registration back on as Montana Supreme Court reverses preliminary ruling
In a Wednesday opinion, four Montana Supreme Court justices upheld a lower court’s injunction blocking 2021 laws that ended Election Day voter registration and introduced new voter ID requirements.
Many refugees dealing with trauma face obstacles to mental health care
Whether they end up in a rural area like the Northern Rocky Mountains or in an urban setting such as Atlanta, refugees can face months-long waits for care, plus a lack of clinicians who understand the culture of the people they are serving.
Tschida, Curdy face off in race for key state Senate seat
Diane Sands’ term-limited departure leaves an open path for either party to take Senate District 49 in an election year when Democrats hope to hold as much ground as possible against a surging Montana GOP that needs only two more seats to achieve a bicameral legislative supermajority. The district is at the center of both…
Montana health department now “intends to comply” with judge’s birth certificate order
The Montana state health department said Monday it now intends to comply with last week’s district court order in which a Billings judge instructed the agency to reinstate a process for allowing transgender Montanans to update the sex on their birth certificates.
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