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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…
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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…
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Lobbyists were involved in drafting or revising opinion columns about health care written by state lawmakers in Montana and Ohio,…
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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…
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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…
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Today was the first day Montana’s political candidates could begin filing for state and national legislative primaries in June. In all, 145 candidates…
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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...
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Graduation ceremonies this spring became the testing ground for a new state law that protects tribal members’ right to wear regalia at significant public…
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Native American communities across Montana are asking the Legislature to make it unlawful to ban traditional regalia, specifically beaded caps, during…
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The Montana Senate blocked a bill today that would have required vehicles going 35 miles per hour to give cyclists three feet when passing and five feet…