Yellowstone County Attorney Twito resigns, tapped to lead U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Montana
Longtime Yellowstone County Attorney Scott Twito is stepping down to lead the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Montana.
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Groups sue PSC for refusing to consider climate change
Montana’s Public Service Commission rejected a petition asking the agency to consider climate impacts. Now the petitioners have sued.
Turning blank walls into big art
PLUS: MSU celebrates new nursing building, in Missoula.
Two PSC districts on Montana ballot: Meet the candidates
Two Montana Public Service Commission seats are up for election this year. Candidates running to serve on the PSC would be tasked with regulating monopolies, like utility companies, including new emerging sectors such as power for data centers.
It’s undebatable: Flint-Forstag is Montana’s hottest race
PLUS: Truth in advertising? You be the judge.
Aaron Flint’s fighting form
Across issues — immigration, wildfire management, abortion and foreign policy — Western District U.S. House candidate Aaron Flint consistently returns to the same line of argument: Montana is under threat from “big government,” “far-left judges” and policies he says have eroded the state’s “way of life.” After years…
Federal appeals court weighs future of wolf protections
A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals hearing could determine whether federal officials reconsider Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and across the West.
Trump announces plans for ‘super range’ military testing site in Montana
Trump didn't specify a location for the site but said that it could support testing of "potential autonomous weapons," space and electronic warfare technology, as well as supersonic and hypersonic weapons.