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The justices have overturned a district court injunction blocking new voting laws.

The governor’s spokesperson Brooke Stroyke said in an email that Gianforte invited the vice president and that he and Pence have been friends for six years. She said the visit did not relate to official state business.

The event, organized by women’s rights groups Zonta International and the Montana Native Women’s Coalition, was the first in-person MMIP march in Billings since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Gallatin County, commissioners want to use the funds for mental health services. But some pot shop owners say the tax would hurt their businesses.

The state health department is seeking pandemic-EBT funding two months after declining continued participation.

The U.S. Department of the Interior this week released a report that for the first time lists former federal Indian boarding schools in the country. The investigation found 18 sites in Montana.

An analysis of the 2020 census's accuracy found it counted 9.7 million people who identified as a Native American or an Alaska Native, but the Indigenous population on reservations was undercounted by nearly 6%.

Four Republicans are in the primary for a congressional district that's largely favored to stay in GOP control.

Talen representatives say they don’t expect restructuring to affect operations at the Colstrip coal-fired power plant, which the company owns a 30% share in.