Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction has publicly acknowledged a “lapse in judgment” following her arrest and DUI charge in late June. The incident involving Republican Susie Hedalen, elected last November, occurred early on June 22, as noted in court documents. A Belgrade officer pulled her over, with the arrest initially
Montana’s hospitals face budget strains as proposed Medicaid cuts in the congressional bill could lead to coverage losses.
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Former U.S. Rep. Pat Williams, Montana’s longest-serving representative, remembered for his dedication to public service.
SIDNEY — An explosion at an eastern Montana storage plant was felt 10 miles away. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.
Lewis and Clark health officials urge vigilance after potential measles exposure in Helena. Residents should check vaccination status.
Tens of thousands of children face hunger this summer as states decline federal food dollars, cutting vital programs.
Revoking the “Roadless Rule” from 58 million acres could complicate forest management, impacting wildlife and local economies.
Bozeman’s rental market shifts with new developments, resulting in lower rents. Tenants are now negotiating for better deals.
Gov. Gianforte vetoed hundreds of millions in Montana’s budget, cutting healthcare and child care subsidies to curb spending.
About 60 people rallied on the Missoula County Courthouse lawn to kick off the Missoula Pride celebration.
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