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New report adds fresh scrutiny to Sheehy gunshot-wound story
A new report has raised additional questions about the origins of a gunshot wound that Montana Republican U.S. Senate candidate and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy said he received during a 2012 firefight in Afghanistan.
Deer Lodge weighs feasibility of restoring historic hotel
Built in 1912, the opulent Deer Lodge Hotel was the first steel-frame building in the state.
Outside spending shaping Montana Supreme Court races
Political observers say there’s been a trend toward more interest – and more spending – in races for seats on the Montana Supreme Court, and that’s continuing this year.
Human remains found in Clark Fork River in Missoula
An investigation is continuing after human remains were found in the Clark Fork River in Missoula over the weekend.
Knudsen testifies in hearing on professional conduct complaint
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen defended his handling of a long-running legal dispute between the state Legislature and the judicial branch Wednesday.
Montana’s abortion ballot measure explained
Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in the Dobbs decision, voters in ten states will be considering ballot measures on abortion this fall – including Montana.
Residents create non-profit, hope to change Missoula camping ordinance
No Camp Missoula was formed after residents in the Southgate Triangle area woke up to potta potties across from their houses.
Tester, Sheehy spar in second Senate debate
Sheehy and Tester last met for a debate in June. Once the two men got on air Monday night, they quickly began trading some sharp criticisms.
Fundraising heats up in elections for state races
Outside of the governor’s election, the most money raised from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15 was in the two races for open seats on the Montana Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court candidate making cases at forums
With less than a month to go before voters start receiving ballots, candidates for two open seats on the Montana Supreme Court are crossing the state to make their case.