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Democrats said their caucus would not participate in "a committee that has reached its conclusions before it has even met."

When one branch leaves its lane to interfere with another branch, it’s called abuse of power.

Montana Senate Republicans are launching a new special select committee following several court decisions that went against their favored outcomes, saying those decisions overstepped the separation of powers and alleging several courts violated the state Constitution in the same process. Almost simultaneously, Montana Senate President Jason Ellsworth issued a subpoena to the Secretary of State […] The post In wake of court decisions, Montana Senate GOP forms select committee on ‘ju...

PLUS: Election season upon us! From the reporters and editors of Montana Free Press.

PLUS: Supreme Court stakes. From the reporters and editors of Montana Free Press

Cascade County Commissioners voted 2-1 to strip the county clerk and recorder of election duties during their Dec. 12 meeting. Commissioners Joe Briggs and Jim Larson voted to approve the resolution that removed election duties from the clerk’s office, currently held by Sandra Merchant, and places those duties under an election administrator within the commission…

When people in Crow Agency see Rep. Sharon Stewart Peregoy around town and ask her how the legislative session went, she tells them, “It was terrible.”

Two transgender Montana teenagers and their families, along with two medical providers of gender-affirming care in the state, are challenging Montana’s newly signed law that bans the treatments for minors and opens practitioners up to professional punishment and lawsuits.

Two transgender Montana teenagers and their families, along with two medical providers of gender-affirming care in the state, are challenging Montana’s newly signed law that bans the treatments for minors and opens practitioners up to professional punishment and lawsuits.

Two transgender Montana teenagers and their families, along with two medical providers of gender-affirming care in the state, are challenging Montana’s newly signed law that bans the treatments for minors and opens practitioners up to professional punishment and lawsuits.