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Grizzly Esports at the University of Montana recently leveled up with its first team to win a video game college national championship.

It’s now up to Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte to pick between two conservation-focused models for distributing state marijuana revenue.

The 2025 legislature has asked for studies on everything from farmers’ markets to changing the date of primary elections.

It is likely the final week of the 2025 legislative session and lawmakers continue to disagree on property tax solutions.

The House of Representatives advanced legislation Friday that will create a study of early literacy rates in Montana’s children.

Loyalty to the coal-fired Colstrip power plant runs deep, and opponents of wind energy development worry that the view of Montana’s landscapes would be fundamentally altered.

State legislators are considering a study on how shifting funding will affect Montana’s largest state agency, the Department of Public Health and Human Services.

In a state that offers roughly 30 million acres of protected federal and state land and the third-lowest population density in the U.S., there are more opportunities to explore the night sky in Montana than just its parks.

Seventy-seven days into the 90-day session, the Legislature has passed just one property tax reform bill, Senate Bill 117, to the governor.

The effort would start studies analyzing the efficacy of public-school programs like special education, media literacy, school safety and counselors.