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Johnny lived in a nice neighborhood with a super playground. It cost Johnny’s parents $10 a year for Johnny to be able to use the facilities. Johnny’s friends, who lived

The Montana State Library Commission voted Wednesday to strike a longstanding professional requirement applied to the directors of Montana’s eight largest libraries, one that dictates whether those libraries qualify for

The Montana State Library Commission voted Wednesday to strike a longstanding professional requirement applied to the directors of Montana’s eight largest libraries, one that dictates whether those libraries qualify for state funding.

Under a proposed rule approved by the library commission, Montana’s eight largest public libraries would no longer have to employ directors with graduate degrees.

Student civic engagement group joins lawsuit against double voter registration bill

PLUS: What ALEC thinks of Montana school law

My Glacier Village, a local nonprofit serving area seniors, is hosting the Sip and Sample Autumn Stroll through downtown Kalispell on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 1-5:30 p.m.

A Montana court ruled that young people had a right to a clean, healthful environment. Similar movements have struggled to take hold in Arizona.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Two hunters were scouting in northwestern Montana when they encountered a sow grizzly with a cub in a heavily-wooded area