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HELENA — The Montana Legislature has considered nearly a dozen bills this session aimed at changing how Montana’s judicial branch is formed and how it works.
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Montana lawmakers Thursday merged several House bills that would create more oversight for a governor and county health boards during a declared state of emergency.
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Montana lawmakers voted down a bill Tuesday that would have made judicial elections partisan. It was just one of several policy changes aimed at...
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Montana lawmakers added $1 billion back into a preliminary outline of the state health department’s biennial budget. The lawmakers overseeing state...
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HELENA, Mont. — When the pandemic hit, health officials in Montana’s Beaverhead County had barely begun to fill a hole left by the 2017 closure of the local public assistance office, mental health clinic, chemical dependency center and job placement office after the state’s last budget shortfall.
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Montana Republicans in the state House of Representatives have advanced four bills that would make accessing abortion more difficult.
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Montana lawmakers heard two more bills on Wednesday that were aimed at changing how the state regulates abortion.
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Montana lawmakers have set the first rough outline for state health department spending at about a billion dollars less than the agency’s current budget...
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Montana lawmakers clashed this week over how best to conduct the 2021 legislative session. One change going into effect could determine what bills get a...
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Gun regulation can cause heated arguments across the nation and especially in Montana, where over half of the citizenry owns a registered firearm. This election Montana voters will decide whether to restrict local governments’ ability to enact their own gun control measures.