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At the hearing, lawyers made arguments previously heard in court surrounding a temporary restraining order (TRO) that ultimately was granted by Judge Morris, allowing Montana Pride to move forward as originally planned in July. The TRO is in effect until Morris decides whether to grant the preliminary injunction.

Anyone in costume reading to children, even someone dressed up as a Disney princess, would run afoul of the state drag ban, plaintiffs argued Monday in U.S. District Court in

A bevy of conservative state lawmakers threw their support behind U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale as the best person to oust incumbent Sen. Jon Tester in 2024 last week, though Rosendale has yet to formally announce his candidacy.

In the wake of the relief granted from the court, Montana Pride went forward in Helena, attracting thousands of attendees from Montana.

HELENA — Montana Pride organizer Kevin Hamm took the stage of the street drag performance on Last Chance Gulch on Saturday night, an event that would have been illegal a

A federal judge in Montana has temporarily blocked a new law that puts restrictions on drag performances just days before thousands of people are expected to attend Montana Prides 30th

Judges across the country are blocking GOP-backed laws targeting the LGBTQ+ community.

A federal judge in Helena on Friday temporarily blocked state officials from enforcing Montana’s new law restricting drag story hours and drag shows ahead of one of the state’s largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations, which kicked off Sunday in the state capital.

A federal judge invoked the words of the bill’s author to deduce that the bill was drafted with discriminatory intent.

Montana Pride, an event that draws about 15,000 to Helena and includes drag performances and story hours, is set to start this weekend.