Helena Jury: Montana’s Utility Districts Not Politically Motivated
December 14, 2024
A Helena jury ruled that Montana lawmakers didn’t favor a political party in redrawing utility commission districts.
A Helena jury ruled that Montana lawmakers didn’t favor a political party in redrawing utility commission districts.
Medicaid expansion in Montana improved healthcare on reservations, covering 230,000 people by June 2024, despite costs.
This article is sponsored content produced by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and presented by Montana Free Press. As 2024 approaches, it’s a good time to reflect on the financial goals set earlier this year. Whether aiming to purchase a home, finance a vehicle, or start a business, 2023 was about
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Congressman Greg Stanton warns health care leaders of potential cuts by Trump administration to Medicaid and ACA programs.
A federal judge ordered Maricopa County to redo an election for two Phoenix Union High School Board seats due to ballot errors.
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A former Secret Service agent pleaded guilty to stealing $56,000 in cryptocurrency from a secure evidence vault.
The public comment period is open for the Flagstaff and Coconino County regional plan, guiding future development.
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Montana’s infrastructure grade fell to a “C-,” with significant funding needed to improve aging systems statewide.
