Montana AG Orders Removal of Patrol Survey from News Site
August 30, 2024
Montana AG’s office issued a cease-and-desist letter to a news outlet after it published an internal survey about MHP.
Montana AG’s office issued a cease-and-desist letter to a news outlet after it published an internal survey about MHP.
GREAT FALLS — Ongoing negotiations between the city and Great Falls Public Library could reallocate $1M to public safety.
Missoula — Montana Free Press announces the full schedule and participants for Free Press Fest, Sept. 5–7, 2024.
Great Falls Public Schools’ budget for 2024-2025 includes $118 million in spending. Taxpayers will save due to higher valuations.
“In a bid to block the Green Party from Montana’s Senate race, Democrats sued Secretary of State Christie Jacobsen.”
Robert Barb has filed to replace Michael Downey as the Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate against Democrat Jon Tester.
Great Falls faces a demand for 630 housing units annually over the next decade. New policies aim to address soil issues and housing affordability.
Proponents and opponents of new licensure requirements for Montana abortion clinics testified in a public hearing, debating state regulation.
Over the last week, Montana’s rains delayed new fires and slowed existing ones. Grouse Fire, the largest, grew by just 16 acres.
Gov. Greg Gianforte has requested federal disaster relief for Missoula’s late July windstorm, which caused $3.8M in damages.
The Montana Supreme Court ruled a 2013 law requiring parental consent for minors’ abortions unconstitutional, citing privacy and equal protection rights.
Gathered in a senior center cafeteria, Lewistown residents debated a proposed housing development— a four-story apartment building—before their City Commission.
