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Cromwell: Supreme Court, not AG Knudsen, can end ICE dispute

Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell is urging the Montana Supreme Court to keep her case against Attorney General Austin Knudsen alive, despite Knudsen’s efforts to get it tossed. Cromwell’s attorneys, Raph Graybill and Rachel Parker of Graybill Law Firm, argue in the Monday filing that only the court

Competency evaluation delays federal case against suspect in Zarutska’s death

State murder charges prosecution already delayed until at least Oct. 27

Forest Service attempts to illegally shrink 'secure habitat' in huge deforestation project | Mike Garrity

Grizzly bears were put on the Endangered Species List in 1975 — 51 years ago. They will not be recovered until bears from the Northern Continental Divide and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem can naturally connect to provide crucial genetic exchange to prevent irreversible inbreeding. Yet, despite having a legal mandate to

Gallatin County attorney asks Montana court to keep case moving

Gallatin County attorney asks Montana court to keep case moving

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell filed a reply on June 8, 2026, in her case against Attorney General Austin Knudsen after the Montana Supreme Court ordered another round of briefing. In that reply, Cromwell asked the court to let her claims continue. The filing, prepared by attorney Raph

U.S. Supreme Court slaps down Biden administration energy ruling

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday slapped down a decision from the Biden administration that regulated efficiency standards for furnaces and water heaters. Justices on the high court vacated the District of Columbia district court's decision in American Gas Association v. Department of Energy,

Can kids go to prison? A legal expert explains how young people can be tried and sentenced as adults

Can kids go to prison? A legal expert explains how young people can be tried and sentenced as adults

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to CuriousKidsUS@theconversation.com. Can kids go to prison? – Artie, age 10, New York City The United States has a special justice system for people under

Federal appeals court denies youth climate lawsuit against Trump executive orders

The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in a June 2 ruling rejected a youth-led constitutional climate lawsuit seeking to overturn three of President Donald Trump’s executive orders aimed at supporting the fossil fuel industry, curbing renewable energy and suppressing climate science. A three-judge panel agreed