Montana Candidate Flint Supports Ending Forest Protections, Faces Criticism
July 7, 2026
Aaron Flint, Montana’s Republican congressional candidate, backs ending forest protections, sparking debate over public land management.
Aaron Flint, Montana’s Republican congressional candidate, backs ending forest protections, sparking debate over public land management.
As data center proposals rise in Montana, residents seek input on projects. NorthWestern Energy proposes new power rates.
Limited information is available about an agreement between Quantica Infrastructure and a regional union federation.
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Reps. Summer Lee and Chris Deluzio announced legislation to hold abandoned coal mine owners accountable for pollution.
A new ad by Americans for Prosperity positions Michael Whatley as an outsider, despite his lengthy lobbyist career, with deep energy sector ties.
Wisconsin plans to invest $60M to expand broadband, targeting areas not covered by federal programs, with grants available.
Federal lawmakers risk hindering Wisconsin’s lead pipe removal projects if they don’t extend Biden-era funding.
“I am just an everyday Montanan, like all of you,” says Michael Black Wolf, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate.
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An environmental group raises alarms over a budget proposal cutting funds for Chesapeake Bay restoration programs.
Residents of Missoula mobile home parks united for historic lease negotiations, securing rental protections and concessions.
