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Bills sponsor said that some areas in Montana are overrun with the smell of marijuana being grown.

The top 10 most-read commentaries for the Daily Montanan involve a variety of issues including rivers, grizzly bears, Greg Gianforte and Donald Trump.

Even after several welfare complaints, a court said child protective services didn’t remove the girl from the house, and she was abused so severely that she will need live-in care for the rest of her life.

Darrell Ehrlick writes, Things have become so partisan and dysfunctional that Rosendale’s sole political trait, it seems, is to oppose everything, and then do it in the name of Montana.

The Montana Democratic Party alleges that Montana Lt. Gov. Kristen Juras has received a gift via the Montana Family Foundation by living rent free.

The Montana Democratic Party has filed a complaint with the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices alleging that Lt. Gov. Kristen Juras accepted a gift from the Montana Family Foundation by living rent-free in a house in the shadow of the state Capitol.

A federal judge has struck down a significant part of Montana’s controversial anti-vaccine bill because it is both unconstitutional and conflicts with federal law, dealing another legal defeat to a raft of bills passed by the 2021 Legislature and ultimately struck down by state and federal courts.

At least two longstanding professional groups, architects and accountants, have sounded the concern about proposed rule changes they say put the profession and possibly the public at risk.

The City of Billings becomes the first city in Montana and one of only 125 in the world to achieve a LEED certification.

An investigator found that a personnel committee had recommended Haladay as the leading candidate, but Deputy Attorney General Kris Hansen, who has since died, overruled the committee, likely because Haladay’s political views didn’t mesh with the administration’s.