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We have two Montana Supreme Court races this year, each, as always, extremely important. One of those races however, demands even more urgent attention than our judicial races normally require…namely

A lawyer who appealed an ethics complaint against a Lewis and Clark County judge appeals a court ruling to the Montana Supreme Court.

The Montana Board of Public Education got hung up on words like “equity” and “equality” while responding to public comments about proposed rule revisions for teacher preparation program standards.

MFPE, others also object to elimination of 'trauma' from educator standards in comments to the Board of Public Education.

Yellowstone County commissioners have decided to forgo future grants from a nonprofit foundation that helped pay for election workers.

Sunday’s fire on Mount Helena tore across part of the mountain. Thanks to the efforts of numerous agencies the fire was contained. However, air attack was halted for a time due to civilian drone use.

Sunday’s fire on Mount Helena tore across part of the mountain. Thanks to the efforts of numerous agencies the fire was contained. However, air attack was halted for a time due to civilian drone use.

There was spirited public comment from both sides of the political aisle during the Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission’s first public hearing on Friday at the University of Montana campus.

Friday marked the first chance for the public to weigh in on four potential legislative maps, and the public got the opportunity to give feedback on the University of Montana campus.

Montana’s Districting and Apportionment Commission will be kicking off its month-long series of public hearings on new legislative maps.