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March 15, 2022
Billings airport firefighters have taken the state's public employee pension system to court saying that it has wrongfully excluded them from firefighters' benefits.
March 9, 2022
A Gallatin County judge denied the state of Montana’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging four laws related to higher education passed in the 2021 Legislature.
March 4, 2022
Judge Molloy plans to rule quickly on a request for an injunction on House Bill 702 and asked the state to assume that it was wrong.
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.
February 25, 2022
Nerison told MTN News that most of the lawsuits are an attempt by Democrats and their allies to undo their political losses
February 25, 2022
Ten months after the 2021 Montana Legislature ended, a dozen lawsuits are still alive, challenging parts of 16 different laws passed by the session’s GOP majority – on subjects ranging from abortion to voting to energy policy.