Politics

In telephone town hall, places the blame on protestors interfering with ICE while saying America should be more aggressive in Western hemisphere.

The U.S. Department of Education, for now, is backtracking on plans to garnish wages and seize tax refunds of student loan borrowers in default, the department announced Friday.

Despite Trump efforts to override state laws, legislators press ahead.

Multiple Democrats have filed for the U.S. Senate race, while UM president is considering a third-party run, causing some strife among Democrats

Health care costs, especially the rising price of health insurance, have become a frequent talking point for politicians from both political parties following last year’s government shutdown.

A political puzzle unfolded Wednesday in Montana after an article highlighted a text from former U.S. Sen. Jon Tester that seemed to indicate University of Montana President Seth Bodnar's potential run for Senate.

With a new season looming, the Missoula County Elections is looking to recruit more than 500 judges to fill a number of roles throughout 2026, from greeting voters to staffing ballot locations.

A couple of members of the Montana Public Service Commission are crying foul after leadership approved a final decision in a major NorthWestern Energy rate case without calling for a vote on the final amended order, which may result in higher bills for customers.

Trump will need broad backing from GOP lawmakers to get his choice for the next Fed chairman approved after Powell’s term ends in May.

There’s a growing field of Democratic candidates challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke in the race for Montana’s western U.S. House seat.