No Kings rallies in Missoula and Helena draw smaller crowds than previously, but voters are focused on turning out the vote as well as pushing back on higher prices and threats to American democracy.
Trump continues to hit the campaign trail even as polling for Republicans continues to show races getting less favorable for the GOP.
Immigrants from Ukraine and Sudan could lose their protected status next.
Cincinnati becomes the first major school district in the nation to pilot the concept of 'sleep lots'
Tennessee's botched execution of Christa Pike has raised questions about the death penatly across the U.S., says columnist Mark Harmon.
Montana's original governor's mansion is reopening after extensive restoration and repair. (It has 21 rooms ... and is nearly 140 years old)
John Marshall writes in a column that one-party rule in the Legislature has cost Montana taxpayers millions in frivolous, unconstitutional laws.
Despite accusations by Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alani Bankhead that Seth Bodnar increased the use of 'Flock' cameras while the president of the University of Montana, that's not true. And UM has even fewer cameras than Montana State University.
Three lawmakers are challenging the property tax compromise their party helped pass in the 2025 Montana Legislature. They say the new property tax rates are a violation of equal protection laws.
Montana lawmakers warn the City of Laurel it may be violating federal law by discriminating against those with mental or psychiatric disabilities.
Between an aging workforce and immigration crackdown, there's a shortage of skilled workers.
California is suing the Trump administration over demands the federal government is making to remove more than 20,000 voters from the rolls of the Golden State.
Congress unveils new legislation aimed at speeding up and reforming permitting processes for energy projects, but environmental groups say it's going to make it easier to degrade water, air and land.
Puget Sound Energy announces another large renewable power project coming to Stillwater County.
Idaho officials are working hard to contain the invasive quagga mussels.
Trump reverses course. Now, the president says the execution of the Fort Hood shooter will not be livestreamed.
Legislators say that Laurel could be breaking laws by discriminating against proposed psychiatric facility. That could lead to other funding trouble in the 2027 Legislature.
Driven by spiking fuel and energy costs, inflation surged in the past month.
Taiwan is on the cusp of a huge deal for a natural gas pipeline from Alaska.
Columnist John Marshall does the homework and traces the number of bills ruled unconstitutional in the past few legislative sessions. Then he asks: Is the problem with the courts or with our Montana lawmakers?
