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John Hooks/Montana Public RadioTwo years after Montana voters statewide legalized recreational marijuana some communities are still fighting over the issue. Recreational sales are once again on the ballot this November. -
Olivia Weitz/Yellowstone Public RadioThe Inflation Reduction Act passed last month includes nearly $20 billion of funding for agricultural conservation. Yellowstone Public Radio's Ellis Juhlin spoke to Bozeman Daily Chronicle agriculture reporter Isabel Hicks to talk about how that funding could impact Montana.
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Montana lawmakers are challenging a state Supreme Court order from July restricting their power to subpoena. Lawmakers are asking the Montana Supreme Court to withdraw its ruling that legislators overstepped their power when issuing subpoenas.
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When a wildfire ignites in rural Montana, it’s likely a volunteer firefighter who responds. But those volunteers are aging. -
Montana’s health department is finalizing a proposal to increase how often it audits people enrolled in the state’s coverage program for low-income adults. Health care providers and advocacy groups say some will unnecessarily lose their health coverage. -
Montana’s U.S Senators split their votes on the $1 trillion infrastructure deal that cleared the chamber Tuesday. Jon Tester and Steve Daines have different takes on how the measure will be funded. -
Federal health officials will likely reject Montana’s request to include work requirements for beneficiaries of its Medicaid expansion program, which insures 100,000 low-income Montana adults, state officials said. -
The Montana Public Service Commission hired a former educator to fill the role of executive director after a financial audit found the PSC had failed to follow state financial policy -
Gov. Greg Gianforte joined six other western governors Friday in a meeting with President Joe Biden to talk about wildfires. Thousands of acres are burning across the state of Montana amid a severe drought and high temperatures. -
A trillion-dollar infrastructure package backed by Montana’s senior senator took a step forward Thursday. The deal has bipartisan support but still faces hurdles. After a procedural vote, the infrastructure deal is headed to the Senate floor for debate.
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The City of Bozeman is asking property owners to help fund the construction of new affordable houses in the area. -
GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — Retired Senator Mike Enzi, a Wyoming Republican known as a consensus-builder in an increasingly polarized Washington D.C., has died. He was 77.
