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Officials: No missing Montana mail-in ballots Darrell Ehrlick View Comments Even though the 2020 Election in Montana concluded more than a half-year ago, and a wave of Republican candidates were swept into office in margins that hadn’t been seen for a century, Montana is still making headlines in voting news. Ironically, none of the news about Montana or elections is coming from within Montana. A few weeks ago, it was reported that data from Arizona’s election re-audit, led by the Cyber Ninjas, was being transported to the state for analysis in some undisclosed laboratory staffed with ex...

Nearly four years ago, seven Billings residents decided to take Montana’s largest city to court, alleging that fees it had added to water bills were an illegal sales tax.

Most members of NC delegation vaccinated, but not all WASHINGTON — Members of Congress were among the first people in the U.S. to have access to the sought-after COVID-19 vaccine when the initial doses became available in December. Three months later, a States Newsroom survey across 22 states—making up a large swath of Congress— found at least 155 members of the U.S. House and Senate have been vaccinated, based on a tally of responses from their offices and other public statements. Most, but not all, are Democrats, even as pollsters find greater hesitancy and even disinterest among Repu...

Parsing The Press: The Rise Of Nonprofit News As traditional news organizations shrink, nontraditional news sites are popping up, including new non-profit news organizations. In this episode, our guest is Darrell Ehrlick, the editor of the non-profit Daily Montanan, talking about the goals and challenges of this new and growing journalism model. Listen now on Parsing the Press, a weekly look at how the news is reported, with Sally Mauk and Gwen Florio. Sally Mauk The number of full time newspaper reporters covering state capitals has declined by over a third in recent years, according to the...

All things political, it's all over the map. but i think there's some people who believe this is proof positive we never should have endorsed him in the first place. we have other people who have been very upset with us for pulling our endorsement but i think the majority, probably i'd say at least three-quarters, if not more, were pleased with that and understood why we did it and understood that we just cannot stand by. we -- every day we send reporters to cover crime news and some of that's assault and we just couldn't tolerate it and we didn't want people to think that our endorsement was ...