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Lawmakers renew education policy discussions
Chester native returns home, revives community’s Hi-Line Harvest Fest
Montana to pay behavioral health consultants hundreds of dollars per hour
‘Turning a corner’: Stakeholders cautiously optimistic about clean-up of Smurfit-Stone pulp mill
Missoulians to vote on mill levy for fire department, crisis response team
Montana candidates Sheehy, Zinke, Tranel have all been repeatedly late on property tax payments
How Montana is paying the way in trades education
This spring, lawmakers upped state funding for Montana’s Advanced Opportunities program to $4 million a year, the bulk of which will go to covering out-of-pocket expenses for students charting their own course into the trades.
Discovery Ski Area goes solar
Discovery Ski Area anticipates a new solar array supported by a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant will offset the electricity demand for one of its primary chair lifts by 70% — and shave $11,000 off the business’ annual power bill. Funding available to support such projects has increased substantially since Congress passed the Inflation Reduction…
State officials seek more control over judicial involuntary commitments
Montana health officials are asking lawmakers to change criminal commitment laws so the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services has a say before a judge orders a patient committed to the Montana State Hospital or another state-run facility.
The complaint against Austin Knudsen: Knowns, and unknowns
Montana’s Office of Disciplinary Counsel has filed a formal complaint against Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, alleging in 41 counts that Knudsen and his attorneys violated the state’s rules of professional conduct during litigation over legislative subpoena powers. Here’s what you need to to know about the disciplinary proceedings against Montana’s top attorney and law-enforcement…
Lee Bruner tapped for Workers’ Comp Court judgeship
Gov. Greg Gianforte nominated Thomas “Lee” Bruner, a Butte native, to a vacant judgeship in Montana’s Workers’ Compensation Court.
With proposed ordinance, Bozeman looks to curb advance of urban camping
For Bozeman police officer Scott Vongehr, a trip to the city’s urban encampments is like a scavenger hunt for items you’d normally see at a garage sale or in your neighbor’s messy backyard. Whether it’s a stack of snow tires waiting for winter, a broken-down riding lawn mower that somebody promises to fix or a…
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