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A Missoula accountant accused of defrauding clients by using their cash payments intended for income taxes for his own personal expenses admitted to fraud and obstruction charges.

Senate Bill 261 would make exposing a child to marijuana and other dangerous drugs or forcing them to consume the drugs a punishable offense.

Two Colorado Springs residents are suing the city over a ballot measure set for April that would overturn a recent voter-approved ordinance to allow recreational marijuana sales.

A Montana legislative committee advanced a pair of bills on marijuana businesses, including one intended to again slow down the growth of new dispensaries in the state.

A bill to implement a minimum $300 fine for adults possessing three ounces of marijuana or less is moving forward to the Idaho House floor.

Money from recreational marijuana has funneled millions toward Montana’s land, wildlife, trails and parks, but some outdoor advocates worry it could be in jeopardy.

The addition of a sales and consumption area is a first for any state fair in the nation, organizers say.

With the number of marijuana dispensaries increasing in Missoula and the health impacts on the city's youth growing, the City Council on Monday night hit pause on issuing any new business licenses for pot sales and imposed new sanctions on those who sell to minors.

The state has put limits on who can enter the market. Now, state lawmakers are looking at possibly extending the limits, but in a much different form.

Citing public health concerns, the Missoula City Council on Monday night adopted a resolution placing a moratorium on accepting new business licenses for recreation pot dispensaries and set a public hearing for several other issues on the matter.