New Mexico Becomes First State to Offer Universal Free Child Care
September 11, 2025
New Mexico offers free universal child care to all residents, marking a U.S. first, says Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
New Mexico offers free universal child care to all residents, marking a U.S. first, says Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
BNSF Railway promises to address utility easement issues in Montana, facing criticism over fees and communication delays.
U.S. Congressman Troy Downing discusses National Guard use, tariffs, and the Roadless Rule at an online town hall.
Fundraising director Adrian Swensen leaves the Great Falls Clinic amid past financial crime allegations and a fake event claim.
Helenans appear to reject $280M in bonds for school projects. Final vote too close to call; results expected soon.
Red yard signs have become a familiar sight across Helena this summer, bearing the message: “The time is now. YES! For Helena Schools.” Produced by a local advocacy group, these signs indicate support for a substantial school funding initiative. On Election Day, Helena voters will consider a $280 million bond
Missoula County’s 2026 budget sees 8% tax hike, but many homeowners benefit from legislative rate changes.
PSC’s attempt to unseat President Molnar stirs infighting amid misconduct allegations and regulatory debates.
The state health department official for American Indian health, Stephanie Iron Shooter, is resigning, citing recent events.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration urges the Supreme Court to expedite the emergency tariffs case to prevent economic harm.
A man who admitted to making hoax death threats at Montana State University is sued for framing and defaming students.
