Montana GOP Faces Court Over Alleged Disenfranchisement of Senators
September 4, 2025
The Montana GOP refutes claims of disenfranchising senators, citing First Amendment rights. Disputes arise over leadership.
The Montana GOP refutes claims of disenfranchising senators, citing First Amendment rights. Disputes arise over leadership.
A deadline from Trump’s Executive Order for consolidating federal firefighting efforts approaches, sparking hope…
A handful of Johnson Street shelter residents plan to sleep in motorhomes, with friends, or camp after its closure.
The U.S. Forest Service started the process to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, inviting public comments by Sept. 19.
IHS unveils three new employee housing complexes on Montana reservations to tackle recruitment challenges.
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Mark Bartlett, president of Western States Garage Door Supply in Anaconda, shares insights on garage door assembly.
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In an unusual legal move, all documents related to the Anaconda bar shooting, where four residents were killed, have been sealed. This decision by the Anaconda-Deer Lodge District Court has sparked concern among legal experts. The suspect, Michael Paul Brown, remains absent from public court records, and authorities offer no
Rep. Tom Millett faces a $427K tax bill after court defeats over unpaid taxes from 2004-2017; plans to appeal.
Wide Open Table explores the misnomer of “Indians” and offers a fusion dal recipe blending diverse culinary traditions.
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission has adopted new wolf hunting and trapping regulations, aiming to lower the state’s wolf population with a statewide quota and expanded hunting tools.
