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Roughly 53,000 Montanans are enrolled in a marketplace health insurance plan, up slightly over last year’s figures.
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Montana lawmakers advanced a bill seeking to regulate sober living homes this week.
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The 340 current influenza cases in Montana are trending down, but are a far cry from mid-December when reported cases nearly reached the highest level in a decade. Health officials are cautioning Montanans to not let their guards down.
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Montana lawmakers are advancing a plan aimed at proving that the state is ready to manage grizzly bears if they are delisted from federal protections.
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Landlords could have an easier time canceling some contracts with renters under a proposal in the state Legislature. The policy is designed to speed up the eviction of tenants who refuse to let a landlord access property.
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A bill seeking to help food banks buy produce from local farmers and ranchers drew universal acclaim at its first hearing in the Montana Legislature Tuesday.
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Groups suing the state over restrictions barring birth certificate amendments are asking a district court to hold the state health department in civil contempt.
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A joint resolution to recognize the history and trauma of American Indian boarding schools and ask for a federal day of remembrance was heard in the state Legislature Wednesday.
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A bill aimed at removing protections for abortion access in Montana has advanced through the state Senate.
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January’s weather has been generally uneventful following December’s heavy snow and record-shattering cold. That’s about to change.