Montana Democrats and GOP Navigate Leadership Changes and Loyalty Tests
September 11, 2025
Montana Democrats to elect new leaders amid party rule changes
Montana GOP faces internal strife with loyalty tests for candidates.
Montana GOP faces internal strife with loyalty tests for candidates.
Gov. Katie Hobbs issued an order to ensure COVID-19 vaccine access in Arizona, countering FDA guidance for broad access.
The Sedona City Council unanimously voted to end its controversial license plate camera program over data access concerns.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum proposes canceling a rule that balanced conservation and development on public lands.
Corewell Health stops gender-affirming care for minors in Michigan, citing legal risks amid federal pressures.
Striking nurses at Henry Ford Genesys in Grand Blanc demand lower nurse-patient ratios amid ongoing contract talks.
Democratic lawmakers urge ICE to explain the in-custody death of Lorenzo Batrez Vargas, citing inadequate care.
Republican lawmakers request Trump administration to reimburse Arizona for $599 million spent on border security.
Ailsa Chang, host of All Things Considered, left a legal career for NPR, embracing public radio’s unique storytelling.
New Mexico offers free universal child care to all residents, marking a U.S. first, says Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
Tucson schools face funding challenges for climate projects as federal tax credits phase out, prompting urgent solutions.
Michigan lawmakers face a budget deadline in under three weeks amid stalled talks and blame between parties over delays.
