Montana’s Republican Congress members have signed onto a brief asking the Supreme Court of the United States to consider overruling previous decisions upholding the constitutional right to have an abortion.
One of the largest coal-fired power plants in the western U.S. will close two of its four units within days as the Colstrip facility edges towards total shutdown.
Kalispell Regional Healthcare is facing a second lawsuit over its handling of a data breach last year of up to 130,000 patients’ medical and financial information.
A Billings man arrested on suspicion of killing his wife before staging a car wreck has been found dead in his jail cell.
The public comment period closes Monday on proposals to address crowding and conflicts on the iconic Madison River in southwest Montana.
One of the largest religious denominations in the US announced plans Friday to split over the long simmering disagreement surrounding LGBTQ inclusion.
Copyright 2020 Montana Public Radio. To see more, visit Montana Public Radio. 9(MDIyMjUyODczMDE0NTMzMDcxODE2NTgwYQ000))
