Actress Sharon Stone Criticizes COVID-19 Testing, Anti-Maskers in Montana
Stone's sister, Kelly Stone, lives in Montana and is hospitalized "fighting for her life," according to viral video
Montana Transfers More Than $46M to State Fire Fund
Governor announced state's firefighting coffer is fully funded
Trump to Withdraw Pendley’s Nomination as Public Lands Chief
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock and conservation groups have filed lawsuits to have Pendley removed from office
Post Office Warns States Across U.S. About Mail Voting
All three members of Montana’s congressional delegation raised concerns about the removal of mail boxes
Montana Officials Drop Proposed Flavored Vaping Product Ban
Republican legislators signed letters stating that the health department does not have the authority to implement such a ban
Gubernatorial Candidate Cooney Raises $720k in Two Months
Contributions exceed those from 2016 gubernatorial race despite lower donation limits
Montana Copper Mine Posts Reclamation Bond, Gets Permit
Proposed mine is 19 miles from Smith River; will extract 440 tons per day
Canada U.S Border Restrictions Extended to at Least Sept.
Border closures have been extended since March; aimed at controlling disease spread
Lawmakers: Postal Changes Delay Mail-order Medicine for Vets
Sen. Jon Tester writes letter urging Postmaster General to assess impact on vets
Frontier Conference Moves NAIA Football Schedule to Spring
Five Montana schools sign on to plans for spring season
Big Sky Scuttles Rest of Fall Sports Schedule Over COVID-19
The decision follows the Big Sky’s postponement of fall football on Aug. 6
Montana Legislature to be Polled on Flavored Vaping Ban
Numerous Republican lawmakers opposed the rule advanced by the Montana Department of Health and Human Services
Governor Announces Relief Money for Businesses, Unemployed
The state will begin paying the extra $400 in weekly unemployment benefits that President Donald Trump announced over the weekend
Montana Budget Strong, but Tax Hikes on Table
Analysts predict that the state’s expenditures will continue to be higher than its revenues through 2023
Montana Supreme Court Won’t Remove Candidate from Ballot
Court rejected an effort by the state Republican Party to remove Democratic attorney general candidate Raph Graybill
