Senate President Confronts Montana Supreme Court’s ‘Abuse of Power’
When one branch leaves its lane to interfere with another branch, it’s called abuse of power.
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Missoula County joins call to override veto of marijuana revenue bill
The revenue, adopted in Senate Bill 244, would direct marijuana taxes to local counties for road and bridge maintenance, and fund tax breaks for veterans while supporting conservation.
Naloxone vending machines planned for Missoula to fight overdoses
Four Naloxone vending machines will be placed around the city in hopes of stemming future deaths.
Montana Files Amicus Brief Challenging ‘Kid Climate Change’ Suit
The Montana State Legislature has added its collective voice to many others in challenging the Held v Montana case.
Update for Missoula Parents for Upcoming School Choice Week
Annual School Choice Week will begin on Monday, January 21.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Friday, December 7
Governor Steve Bullock may not get his way in the upcoming legislative session when it comes to an ending fund balance, according to the Republican finance chair.
FWP to Ask Legislature for Cash for New Hunting License and Camp Reservation System
This week and next, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials are holding meetings throughout the state to discuss a potential new automated licensing system that would be used both for Hunting licenses and camp site reservations
Missoula Reps Missed Meeting Investigating State Employee Settlements
The Montana Legislature’s Select Committee on State Settlement Accountability met for the first time this past week, but not everyone showed up.
MT Legislators Debated the Reality of $227 Million Budget Hole, Tied Governor’s Hands in Refilling Cuts
A lot has been made of the 227 million dollar hole in the Montana budget that spurred the Special Session of the Montana Legislature this week, but one of the big debates among republicans was whether or not the deficit was real.
Group of State Legislators Urges Removal of Confederate Memorial in Helena
This fountain has been in Helena since 1916, but now a group of legislators say it is time for it to go.
Ryan Zinke Vows Not To Sell Off Public Lands As Interior Secretary – State Headlines
Congressman Ryan Zinke vows not to sell off public lands if confirmed as President-Elect Donald Trump's Interior Secretary.
65th Montana Legislative Session Underway – State Headlines
The 65th Montana Legislature is officially underway after swearing-in ceremonies took place on Monday. Republicans hold strong majorities in both houses.