2026 election slates up and running
Where Montana cities stand on ICE and immigration enforcement
Licensing rules for 176,000 Montana jobs up for discussion as Gianforte preps for 2027 Legislature
Other Montana cities have robust public transit systems. Why not Helena?
What does an $85B railroad merger have to do with Montana?
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Federal bill boosting voter registration requirements passes U.S. House
A Republican push to ratchet up voter ID requirements nationwide has passed the House with the support of Montana’s representatives and will now head to the Senate. The SAVE America Act is intended to make voter registration more secure — and too difficult for many Americans to comply with, opponents say.
Montana schools are struggling to pass funding levies
Data compiled by the Montana School Boards Association indicates fewer districts are running local-option levies — and fewer are getting a thumbs-up from voters.
Daines gains federal support to strip wilderness potential from Montana sites
Forest Service, BLM officials concur: WSA status not warranted for Middle Fork Judith, Wales Creek and Hoodoo landscapes.
Helena hospital CEO acknowledges issues with how hospital handled reports of sexual abuse
In an interview with Montana Public Radio, his first public remarks about the findings of the 2025 federal inspection, CEO Wade Johnson acknowledged that St. Peter’s had incorrectly kept information about sexual abuse allegations in many uncoordinated locations, rather than the hospital’s centralized reporting system.
As AI investors eye Montana for new data centers, communities brace for water impacts
What we know about data center projects proposed in the Butte and Broadview areas as Montanans pack into standing-room-only venues to learn about water, electricity impacts.
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