Judge Halts Construction of Forensic Mental Health Facility in Laurel
August 27, 2026
Judge Ed Zink halted construction of a mental health facility in Laurel, prompting further environmental assessment.
Judge Ed Zink halted construction of a mental health facility in Laurel, prompting further environmental assessment.
Dolly Parton, Tennessee’s music icon, passed at 80. Known for her philanthropy and legendary hits like “Jolene.”
A Montana settlement aims to resolve a lawsuit about Indigenous education, ensuring schools honor Native heritage.
At a July budget meeting, Great Falls judges cited delays with the public defender’s office, affecting case schedules.
Great Falls’ effort for a public safety levy resets after 2023 rejection, aiming to convert “maybe” votes to “yes.”
Friday evening marks the opening of a significant new exhibit at the Cascade County Historical Society’s history museum in Great Falls. This exhibition focuses on an Indian boarding school that operated near Cascade, Montana, from the mid-19th to early 20th century. It is the museum’s first major showcase built around
The recent release of a father and daughter from immigration detention made headlines after they were arrested during a free school supplies event in Billings, as confirmed by the hosting charity. Andrew Konkel, CEO of United Way of Yellowstone County, shared this information in an email to community groups. The
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NorthWestern Energy spent over $800,000 studying nuclear reactors in SD, aiming to boost public education and investment.
In a significant development in Montana’s political sphere, the state Supreme Court denied a proposal to intervene in a legal battle between Republican legislators and the Republican attorney general. The dispute centers on a controversial attorney general opinion that could have blocked two Republican candidates from the upcoming general election.
Flathead Valley Community College announces four finalists for president as Jane Karas concludes her 25-year tenure.
The Trump administration plans to repeal the 25-year-old Roadless Rule, affecting millions of acres of national forests.
