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A gender discrimination case against the University of Montana and Montana University System heads to trial in late February, and lawyers are making last-ditch arguments about whether the case is

Helping democracy is simple: Be like Mike. That’s what two panelists who spoke about democracy, Montana and how to return to a more civil public discourse urged: Become more like

More than six years of litigating “franchise fees” charged by Montana’s largest city to its residents resulted in nearly 90,000 pages of documents during the lengthy and complex court case.

Missoula hasn’t had a woman elected as mayor since 1947, but that changed Tuesday, and Andrea Davis will be sworn into office later this month.

Montana is opting to participate in the federal Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program beginning in June 2024.

A group of former Republican officials and a third-party candidate continue to push forward on their efforts to get two proposed constitutional amendments on next year’s ballot to reform primary

A consortium of Montana businesses, universities and workforce development groups have been designated as one of 31 newly announced Regional Innovation and Technology Hubs.

A consortium of Montana businesses, universities and workforce development groups have been designated as one of 31 newly announced Regional Innovation and Technology Hubs.

Cattle with broken legs. Freshwater springs that have been disrupted or dried up. And, most obvious of all, huge cracks in the land, which is literally crumbling from coal mining.

Sure, they're pushing false right-wing narratives, but think of the cost savings! </snark>