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As measles outbreaks loom, Montana lawmakers work to regain data on immunizations
Investigation finds no waste, fraud or abuse by Senate president
Bill to support Utah in ‘landmark public land lawsuit’ receives hearing
Missoula set to begin housing sprint, phased closure of Johnson Street shelter
The city of Missoula is beginning its effort to permanently house as many residents of the Johnson Street shelter as possible, and city officials provided some details of the five-month housing “sprint” and the addition of staff members to help enforce its camping laws.
‘Personhood’ amendment advances, despite abortion rights initiative
House Bill 316, a “personhood amendment,” will advance to the Montana Senate for consideration, but is unlikely to pass out of the Legislature. Constitutional amendments introduced by lawmakers must have the support of two-thirds of the entire branch, or 100 votes.
Running a storied auction in Russell Country
The artwork included pieces by Charlie Russell contemporaries such as O.C. Seltzer, Joseph Henry Sharp and Edgar S. Paxson. And the museum secured more than 25 works by Russell himself for the auction.
Poll: A majority of Montanans express concern over child care availability, affordability
According to a ԹϺ-Eagleton Poll conducted in January and February, 71% of Montanans expressed concern about the cost of child care. About 64% said they were concerned about the availability of child care in their community. Democrats were more concerned than Republicans about the issue, and educated Montanans stood out as a demographic…
Bill that would sell isolated state land to neighboring landowners nears Gianforte’s desk
One of the most controversial aspects of House Bill 676, sponsored by House Speaker Brandon Ler, R-Savage, directs the Land Board to sell isolated sections of state land to lessees who own adjacent property. Other components of the bill address a ruling the Montana Supreme Court issued in 2024 regarding privately held water rights applied…
Faced with kratom bill, lawmakers pressured to ‘get something passed’
At a March hearing for a bill to regulate kratom products, a proponent and opponents alike urged lawmakers to take some form of action, describing Montana’s current kratom market as a “Wild West” where synthetic offshoots and natural products intermingle without distinction.
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