Under Phase 1B+, another 100,000 to 140,000 vulnerable Montanans will be eligible to receive one of the three vaccines, starting Monday.
Posted inUnions
Right-to-work fails muster
Scores of union members kept watch as the Legislature killed two high-profile bills aimed at changing Montana labor laws.
Posted inEnergy
Nuclear on the radar: Part I
House Bill 237 would lay the groundwork for nuclear development in Montana — and take voters out of the mix.
Posted inCoronavirus
Montana coronavirus report
The latest news and information on the coronavirus pandemic in Montana, including updated case count maps and original in-depth reporting.
Posted inPublic Health
House passes bills limiting authority of local health officials and governor
House Bills 121 and 230 would give elected officials and legislators more oversight in emergency situations like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted inEducation
Testing back on the schedule
Under a new directive issued by the U.S. Department of Education last week, Montana schools will be required to administer standardized tests this year.
Posted inMontana Legislature
The Session podcast
Week 9: the Montana Legislature’s transmittal week logjam
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Lawmaker reports ‘threatening’ texts
Rep. Frank Garner alerted Capitol security Friday to texts he says appeared to reference his vote on a vaccination bill.