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Two Montana organizations have filed suit in federal court, claiming that a new state law intended to stop people from voting twice goes beyond its goal and could threaten lawful voters.

Two Montana organizations have sued the Montana Secretary of State, Montana Attorney General and the state’s Commissioner of Political Practices seeking to block enforcement of a law passed and signed

The lawsuit notes several times during the legislative session when lawmakers and others questioned the criminal penalties in the bill and called it too vague or broad for interpretation.

It is shameful that the Office of Disciplinary Council, which is appointed by the liberal-dominated Montana Supreme Court, is pursuing a meritless, ethical complaint against Attorney General Austin Knudsen for

It is shameful that the Office of Disciplinary Council, which is appointed by the liberal-dominated Montana Supreme Court, is pursuing a meritless, ethical complaint against Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen for simply doing his job representing the Legislature in a legitimate constitutional dispute between the Legislature and the court.

Almost a month after the announcement that Intermountain’s residential program in Helena was set for temporary closure, leaders have announced a new agreement to keep it open for two more months.

An agreement has been reached between Intermountain and families of children with behavioral health issues who are in a residential program with a commitment to continue the program through Nov.

Almost a month after the announcement that Intermountain’s residential program in Helena was set for temporary closure, leaders have announced a new agreement to keep it open for two more months.

Intermountain recently announced it was closing its residential program beginning Sept. 22, impacting 16 children ranging from ages 4-14 who live in two cottages and 55 staff members.

Intermountain recently announced it was closing its residential program beginning Sept. 22, impacting 16 children ranging from ages 4-14 who live in two cottages and 55 staff members.