Montana to Review Monitoring of Medical Providers After Suicide Concerns
September 19, 2025
Montana’s labor department will review its monitoring of medical providers after critiques of its current contractor.
Montana’s labor department will review its monitoring of medical providers after critiques of its current contractor.
Tribal colleges in Montana will receive increased federal funding in 2025, doubling last year’s allocation to $108M.
Federal data shows drops in reading, math, and science scores post-pandemic, sparking Senate debate on education reform.
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Tribal colleges in Montana to receive increased federal funding, boosting economic impact and supporting local communities.
This article contains references to suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, call or text the 988 Lifeline by dialing or messaging “988.”
Democratic Reps. Tlaib and Ramirez criticized proposed $12B cuts to the Education Department, opposing Trump’s agenda.
MISSOULA — After a two-day hearing, 19-year-old Eva Lighthiser feels optimistic about challenging Trump’s climate policies.
The newly elected vice chair of the Montana Democratic Party resigned days after criticizing former U.S. Sen. Tester.
Youth plaintiffs in Lighthiser v. Trump argue Trump’s energy orders worsen climate change, impacting health and safety.
An appeals court rejected Trump’s bid to fire Fed board member Lisa Cook, allowing her to attend a key meeting.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith meets with Canadian PM Mark Carney, easing tensions over secession and shared issues.
