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The Board of Public Education amended its agenda earlier this month to declare that one of its advisory councils acted without authority.

The Associated Students of the University of Montana appointed a new vice president at its March 2 meeting, following the previous VP’s resignation after he unlawfully called an emergency meeting

It isn’t so easy for Montana municipalities to just say no to marijuana businesses if they are located in a county that voted in favor the legalization of recreational pot

The process normally draws little attention but this time around received scrutiny for the inclusion of the word “equity.”

HELENA, Mont. - Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Wednesday he is against including "equity" to the Montana Professional Educator Code of Ethics.

Governor Greg Gianforte called in to KGVO's Montana Morning News show on Wednesday to give an update on his first year in office, and then spoke to listeners.

UPDATE: FEB. 9 AT 1:28 P.M.

Two wildlife groups allege FWP did not follow proper administrative rules while implementing wolf hunting regulations.

We are 35 state, federal, and Tribal wildlife professionals who have worked together for more than 40 years to help recover and manage grizzly bears, wolves, and other wildlife in

With the rash in larger cities across the U.S. of what are termed ‘smash and grab’ thefts as stores are looted by numerous individuals while the store owner stands by helplessly, many are asking why the merchants cannot defend their property with deadly force.