Republican AGs Sue U.S. Agency Over LGBTQ School Guidance
The challenge claims that the federal government is attempting to force states and schools to follow antidiscrimination requirements that “misconstrue the law”
Parents of Montana Boy, 5, Sentenced for His Beating Death
Emilio Renova Sr., 33, had pleaded no contest to deliberate homicide in April
Pope Apologizes for ‘Catastrophic’ School Policy in Canada
Pope Francis said the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society destroyed their cultures, severed families and marginalized generations
Heat Wave to Slam into U.S. Pacific Northwest, Linger for Days
An excessive heat watch was issued for central and eastern Washington state and the central Idaho Panhandle from Tuesday morning through Friday evening
Rents Spike as Big-pocketed Investors Buy Mobile Home Parks
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester of Montana, speaking at a Senate hearing this year, recalled tenants complaining of repeated rent increases at a Havenpark development in Great Falls
Montana Tribe Sues U.S. Agency Over Policing and Jail Space
Lawsuit argues the federal government does not provide enough federal law enforcement officers, drug investigators, missing persons investigators or jail space
Attacker Mows Down Family with Vehicle, Kills 2 with Shotgun
Derick Amos Madden drove his vehicle into the Siau family just before 9 p.m. Sunday as they walked along a roadway in the small town of East Glacier Park
Three Killed Including Child on Blackfeet Indian Reservation
The shooting occurred at abut 10 p.m. Sunday in the community of East Glacier, just outside Glacier National Park
Two Pedestrians Killed After Being Struck by Montana Deputy’s Vehicle
The name of the deputy and the suspected cause of the crash have not been released
Two Kids Among Six Dead in Montana Highway Pileup, Eight Others Hurt
A Friday evening dust storm caused blackout conditions on Interstate 90 just west of Hardin
U.S. Solicits Help as it Defines Old Growth and Mature Forests
The U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management issued a notice seeking public input for a “universal definition framework” to identify older forests needing protection
Officials Suggest Pipeline Company Hid Problems After Spill
The government is suing Bridger Pipeline for violations of environmental laws in the 2015 spill, which came after the line buried beneath the Yellowstone became exposed and broke
Wildfire Threat Becomes Tool to Fight Home Builders
Environmental groups are seeing increased success in California courts arguing that wildfire risk wasn't fully considered in proposals to build homes in fire-prone areas
Kids Want to Put Montana on Trial for Unhealthy Climate Policies
Their lawsuit asserts that Montana is contributing to a deteriorating climate and violating the children’s right to a clean and healthful environment guaranteed in the state’s constitution
U.S. Inflation Reached a New 40-year High in June of 9.1%
The persistent price acceleration has underscored the brutal impact inflation has inflicted on Americans
