Montana Supreme Court Sets New Standards for High School Athlete Appeals
May 1, 2026
Montana Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling, setting new standards for high-school sports eligibility appeals.
Montana Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling, setting new standards for high-school sports eligibility appeals.
The U.S. Forest Service announced $248M in Secure Rural Schools funding, with over $14M allocated to Montana counties.
Organic farmers like Bob Quinn won a rare victory as the U.S. House removed a pesticide warning ban.
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After facing costly heating bills this winter, consumers shouldn’t expect relief for the summer months as electricity costs rise.
Judge Dahood unseals documents in Michael Brown’s case, except a mental health evaluation, after media intervention.
SEATTLE — Washington state sued Albertsons, alleging it overcharged customers $19.6M via deceptive BOGO offers.
President Trump’s National Park Service nominee, Scott Socha, withdraws for personal reasons. Senate hearing canceled.
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks proposes banning boat fishing on the East Gallatin to protect crucial spawning habitats.
The Black Hills faced one of the driest winters, impacting winter sports. Terry Peak adapted with snowmaking investments.
Montanans value public lands and federal workers, but political actions often diverge from these priorities, reflecting entrenched party alignments.
