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The lawsuit, while focusing on bill regarding pot sales, warns that future legislatures could be undermined by the governor timing vetoes.

Darrell Ehrlick writes, I cannot ask the question any more plainly than this: If the government cannot be troubled to help feed hungry children, then what, exactly, is the government’s job?

SB 442 enjoyed widespread bipartisan support and may have been the best example of compromise during the 2023 legislative session.

The Montana Supreme Court has rejected a last-minute attempt by the State Attorney General’s Office to stop a lawsuit waged by a group of youth plaintiffs who charge the state has failed to preserve a “clean and healthful” environment for future generations, as guaranteed by the Montana Constitution.

Currently, there are two lawsuits that are challenging Senate Bill 419, which bans TikTok from Montana beginning on Jan. 1, 2024, and fines any company who allows the app to be downloaded as much as $10,000 per download.

Self-defense is fine. But let's not pretend we're soldiers-in-waiting protecting against a government that goes full-tyranny on the country.

Former PSC candidate wants to become Democratic challenger for central-eastern district

Lee Enterprises, the corporate owner of five Montana daily newspapers, plans to reduce the number of days it prints in most of its newspapers to three days per week.

Lee Enterprises, the corporate owner of five Montana daily newspapers, plans to reduce the number of days it prints in most of its newspapers to three days per week.

Lee Enterprises, the corporate owner of five Montana daily newspapers, plans to reduce the number of days it prints in most of its newspapers to three days per week.