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Montana lawmakers from both political parties expressed frustration that the largest healthcare systems in the state can claim whatever amount they want as community or charitable care with little oversight from the Internal Revenue Service or the State of Montana.

The Montana Human Rights Bureau found reasonable cause to believe the Attorney General’s Office engaged in unlawful discrimination during the hiring process following an investigation into the Montana Department of Justice.

The former leader of the National Republican Party who was also the longtime governor of Montana warned that without a return to common-sense solutions, respect for government institutions, and fidelity to the state and federal constitutions, regardless of political party, the country risks losing its democracy.

VIRGINIA CITY – Walking down the boardwalk of this historic city, you could be forgiven for passing by a peach-colored stone building that used to be a garage. It looks

ROUNDUP – When Signal Peak Energy began the process of kicking Steve Charter and his cows off his own land, they made two mistakes. First, they didn’t send the notice

Parents formed Stand Up Montana as a group to push back against masking mandates that were adopted around the state by public school boards.

Winnett ACES, which started with locally produced food and moved on to affordable housing and historic preservation, is transforming Petroleum County.

Montana, like all other states, will fall back and rely on its constitution and state law to dictate how abortion will be controlled.

Modest national progress on gun safety likely to have little impact in NC

Modest national progress on gun safety legislation is likely to have little impact in North Carolina; red flag laws; Rep. Marcia Morey