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Darrell Ehrlick writes, After reading through the entire disciplinary document against Knudsen, I kept on hearing the words of Martin Luther King, Jr.: 'The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.'

You ever wonder what the Second Amendment looks like?

Zortman-Landusky mine owner Luke Ployhar is accused of eight separate mining violations at the former mining site, which has also been the site of a huge remediation project that will likely last forever.

For all that Montana treasures its history – from the rowdy vigilantes to the statue of triumphant Irish hero and one-time territorial governor Thomas Francis Meagher – you might think

For all that Montana treasures its history – from the rowdy vigilantes to the statue of triumphant Irish hero and one-time territorial governor Thomas Francis Meagher – you might think it would have done more to preserve the epicenter of that period.

Darrell Ehrlick writes, What makes that fact so painful is that the lawmakers knew from their own experts that sometime – say, right around now – most of us would receive our property tax assessments, and we’re still trying to catch our breath.

In Montana, the state’s largest newspaper publisher, Iowa-based Lee Enterprises, has announced that it’s cutting the number of days it prints a newspaper to three and switching the delivery from paper carriers to the U.S. Postal Service in most locations.

In Montana, the state’s largest newspaper publisher, Iowa-based Lee Enterprises, has announced that it’s cutting the number of days it prints a newspaper to three and switching the delivery from

The district court judge presiding during a two-year court battle over how the state allowed residents to change a birth certificate didn’t just strike down a 2021 law as unconstitutional.

Bozeman attorney argues that Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s office illegally stopped a property tax initiative.