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In selecting a new leader, the Montana Democratic Party seeks someone to right the ship
The Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council is feuding with its president. Here’s what we know so far.
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Bozeman Health prepares to help psychiatric patients ‘on the journey that they’re on’
Climate activists cite health hazards in bid to stop Trump from ‘unleashing’ fossil fuels
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Smoldering in plain sight: How coal seam mapping is helping mitigate fire risk across the stateÂ
Southeastern Montana landowners contend with the legacy of a 2024 wildfire that ignited more than 100 coal seams.
Fundraising staffer no longer employed by Great Falls hospital foundation after history of fraud surfaces
The Great Falls Clinic confirmed that an administrator is no longer employed by the hospital’s foundation after ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ reported about past financial crimes and allegations that he promoted a fake fundraising event.
Trump administration wants to cancel Biden-era rule that made conservation a ‘use’ of public land
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum wants to cancel a public land management rule that sought to put conservation on equal footing with industry. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump seeks to open more taxpayer-owned tracts to drilling, logging, mining and grazing.
Helena approves historic school bonds by fewer than 400 votesÂ
Helena voters appear to have narrowly approved $283 million in bonds by fewer than 400 votes after early results showed the efforts failing.
Democratic campaign consultant pleads guilty to wire fraud
A Democratic campaign consultant has pleaded guilty to three counts of wire fraud in U.S. District Court, blaming her theft of $253,000 on being overwhelmed at work. Abbey Lee Cook, 31, told the court she had an unmanageable workload leading up to the 2024 election.
A guide to Tuesday’s Helena bond election
This Election Day, ballots will include one of the largest school funding requests ever put before Helena voters, the approval of more than $280 million in bonds.
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