A Montana Supreme Court panel reviewed disciplinary recommendations against Attorney General Austin Knudsen on Friday. Found violating 41 rules of conduct by Montana’s Commission on Practice, only some charges were forwarded to the Supreme Court. The panel of justices and district court judges convened to deliberate on potential disciplinary actions.
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T urge Montana to pass SB 534, granting tax breaks for rural network expansion.
On today’s newscast: Northern Arizona communities seek more control over short-term rentals, small earthquake near Taylor.
Dr. Anusha Viswanathan, a pediatrician, shares her abortion story, spurred by the Supreme Court’s leaked decision on Roe.
Michigan Democrats risk losing Senate majority after Sen. Rivet’s departure. Special election date remains unclear.
Short-term rentals in northern Arizona are reducing affordable housing, prompting calls for legislative changes to limit them.
USDA’s cancellation of local food programs impacts Pennsylvania schools and farmers, reducing funds and market access.
Phoenix honored local restaurant owners who used city grants to cut food waste, collaborating with chefs for solutions.
Writing assignments can be full of misadventures. Scott Thybony’s latest Canyon Commentary reveals the challenges faced.
At my 20-week ultrasound, I learned my baby girl had anencephaly, a fatal condition. Texas laws forced me to continue the pregnancy.
The 50th Veterans Employment Conference in NC highlighted veteran job support and celebrated collaboration with the U.S. Department of Labor’s VETS program.
Austin Kaplan, a civil rights attorney, argues that Texas’ court system offers no paths to challenge abortion bans, emphasizing the need to vote out lawmakers.
