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A Montana congressman remains steadfast in his no-vote for speaker of the house, a program to help cattle ranchers who feed elk is showing success, and a Montana college targets new programs to provide more health care in the state.

A change possible for who determines cause of death for inmates, new money totals from marijuana sales revealed and efforts to increase college graduation rates appear to be working.

The Governor calls on the state’s University System to stop using a form of social media, a Montana county refuses to provide law enforcement in a critical area, and proposed legislation to change alcohol rules are tough to swallow for some.

Cities across Montana light menorahs in observance of Hanukkah, a ceremony honors those who died homeless in the state and many in Wyoming see new hope in a new industry.

Montanans being warned to prepare for possible power outages, native owned businesses are benefiting from a new boost of money and a new podcast takes on the controversial topic of wolves in Montana.

Montana’s governor wants to end a public health emergency, workplace accidents in Montana at an all time high, and two of the most affordable cities for retirement are in Wyoming.

Republican lawmakers accuse the Montana judicial branch of misconduct, a decision made that will affect cannabis business in the state and latest number for the U-S population is out.

A plan for tax cuts revealed, a bill prescribed to cover a year’s supply of birth control, and the state’s first indoor butterfly garden takes flight.

A factory closure announcement shocks workers, free mental healthcare supports veterans, and tax credits bring relief to Montana families.

Facilities accused of abusing children face more oversight, horses euthanized and events canceled due to an equine virus, and changes considered to marijuana regulations for both medical and recreational pot.