Effort to Downsize Montana Legislature Swiftly Scuttled
Sen. Jason Priest of Red Lodge pitched state law and constitutional changes
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Leaving Cabinet
Obama said Salazar had helped "usher in a new era of conservation"
Obama Proposes Sweeping New Gun Laws
President vowed to press lawmakers into action on his $500 million plan
Emails Document Montana GOP Leadership Power Struggle
The documents obtained by the Great Falls Tribune also outline a long-term strategy
Montana High School Graduation Rates Increase
State's graduation rate was 83.9 percent for the 2011-12 school year, up from 82.2 percent
Bill Proposes to Define DUI for Marijuana
House Bill 168 provides a legal limit for the amount of THC that can be in a person's blood
Same-Day Voter Registration Under Fire
Republican legislator is proposing to repeal the 2005 Montana law
County Drops Sex Abuse Charges Against Priest
Not enough evidence to go to trial, county attorney says
Abortion Foes Aim to Criminalize Killing Fetus
Proposed measure would add "unborn child" to Montana's homicide offenses
Daines, Tester Commend Miss Montana’s ‘Courage’
Alexis Wineman the first contestant to have been diagnosed with autism
Legislators Have Issues with Redistricting Plan
Commission Chairman Jim Regnier said the plan was carefully drawn
Report: Medicaid Expansion Brings Money to State
Gov. Steve Bullock is proposing that the state expand Medicaid
Hall Takes Over As Glacier Park Acting Superintendent
The NPS anticipates a superintendent for Glacier National Park will be selected this spring
State Panel Reviews City Enforcement of Immigration Laws
Proposal would require cities to help enforce anti-immigration laws
State Parks Attract More Than 2 Million Visitors
State park sites in Montana attracted the second highest visitation on record in 2012