Jen Gross

Congressional opponents of a ban on assault weapons, including Montana Sen. Jon Tester, aren't swayed by another school shooting. Neither are many state legislators, who want to expand, not limit, gun rights in Montana. A reference to Satanism prompts a walkout in a Senate committee hearing. And wilderness schools for troubled teens are once again in the legislative spotlight

Democratic lawmakers walked out of committee in protest on Tuesday during debate over proposed restrictions on abortion access.

Lawmakers are considering new regulations for the state’s judicial branch. Tensions have been rising between Republican lawmakers and the judiciary since last legislative session.

As of mid-day Friday, 1,282 bills had been introduced and at least 153 had been signed into law. This week we’re watching the ideological split within the…

The Montana Senate Thursday confirmed Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte’s nominee to lead the state health department.Adam Meier will be the next director of…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Lobbyists were involved in drafting or revising opinion columns about health care written by state lawmakers in Montana and Ohio,…

Native Americans who have been incarcerated in Montana need more help finding housing and re-entering their communities. That’s the premise of a bill…

Today on Campaign Beat: outside consultants coming to Montana to work on campaigns; Grant Kier's new Facebook ad; the impact of the women's marches; Corey…

Today was the first day Montana’s political candidates could begin filing for state and national legislative primaries in June. In all, 145 candidates…

State Senator Jen Gross of Billings wants participants at this year's Women's March to leave the event with mission. She says the lack of a "call to...