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Lewis and Clark County District Court Judge Kathy Seeley sided with the young plaintiffs in her decision in the Held v. Montana trial.

The state of Montana’s failure to consider greenhouse gas emissions from energy and mining projects violates the state constitution because it does not protect Montanans’ right to a clean and

House Bill 971, which seeks to change Montana environmental permitting, is set for a Senate hearing.

After a Montana district judge recently ruled that the state should take a closer look at a proposed Laurel gas power plant and its contribution to greenhouse gases, Republican legislators are trying to rush through a last-minute bill to prevent any consideration of climate change when it comes to state-issued permits.

Secretary of State appeals state Supreme Court election law ruling

Secretary of State appeals state Supreme Court election law ruling

Denise Deschene did not plan to stay in the Cariboo, but now she’s all-in

During Day One of a trial where three laws passed by the Montana Legislature are at stake, attorneys and experts argued over whether the laws truly disenfranchise Native American voters and if voter fraud exists in the Treasure State.

Much of Monday’s testimony focused on election security and fraud in Montana, with both sides offering a different perspective on the issue.

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