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Frozen federal funds leave Montana businesses and restoration projects in limbo
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The Montana Supreme Court this week sided with Helena’s St. Peter's Health in a lawsuit over the hospital’s termination of Dr. Tom Weiner. The Court unanimously ruled that the hospital was immune from liability because it followed proper procedure in an internal review process that culminated in Weiner’s firing in 2020.
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How Thomas Jefferson’s quest to prove America’s wildlife was bigger and badder and better than anywhere else led him to face off with the idea of species going extinct.
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As summer heats up in Montana, so does wildfire season. This raises the question, does winter snowpack really correlate to the severity of the wildfire season? And what does a 'normal' fire season mean?
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Republican lawmakers have passed a bill to regulate which public accommodations transgender, nonbinary and intersex Montanans can use.
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A judge has found the election district map for state utility regulators to be constitutional, despite being drawn in a way that favors Republican candidates.
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The Montana Senate Tuesday voted down a bill that would phase out Montana’s Medicaid expansion program.
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The Montana House of Representatives has passed a bill to renew the state’s health coverage program for low-income adults.
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Sunny K. White struck and killed 22-year-old Mika Josephine Westwolf with a vehicle as Westwolf was walking along Highway 93 near Arlee in March 2023.
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The former director of the Whitefish Housing Authority last week was sentenced to four months in prison for embezzlement.