Montana Judge Invalidates Law on Education Savings Accounts for Students
December 10, 2025
Judge strikes down Montana law creating education savings accounts for students with disabilities, citing funding issues.
Judge strikes down Montana law creating education savings accounts for students with disabilities, citing funding issues.
State officials report mixed hunting results in Montana as the deer and elk season ended Nov. 30, FWP data shows.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education intends to end the SAVE repayment plan, affecting 7 million borrowers.
Representatives of Montana’s farming sector had mixed reactions to Trump’s $12 billion farm-aid package, citing trade policy concerns.
WASHINGTON — The Education Department is reinstating hundreds of Office for Civil Rights employees from leave.
A bipartisan coalition urges House leadership to reauthorize the Secure Rural Schools Program, vital for Montana counties.
Northeast of Des Moines, Collins-Maxwell Community School District shifts to a four-day week for better recruitment.
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission adopted new deer hunting regulations to reduce pressure on public land and aid mule deer recovery.
ICE arrested Dakota Wheeler, a Great Falls resident with British citizenship, for overstaying a visa waiver from 2015. A federal judge temporarily blocked his removal from Montana, as he expects a child with his fiancée.
A hard-right Christian legal group plans to build the Montana Center for Christian Policy near the capitol in Helena.
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