Legislators take step to subpoena Secretary of State
Oversight committee still wants answers about voter roll data turned over to feds
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How the push to get the Anaconda mass shooting court documents unsealed unfolded
Three days after Michael Paul Brown allegedly shot and killed four people inside the Owl Bar in Anaconda, and while he was still on the run, Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Attorney Morgan Smith filed a motion in district court to seal every document and pretrial proceeding in the case.
Smith
Unsealed documents provide new details about arson, mass shooting at Anaconda’s Owl Bar
Authorities say accused killer Michael Brown confessed to 2025 shootings
Silver Bow Mining tolls capitalism's big bell as exploration begins
On Friday morning, Travis Naugle, chairman and CEO of Silver Bow Mining, along with J.P. Gallagher, chief executive of Butte-Silver Bow County, and Johnny MacLean, Ph.D., chancellor at Montana Tech, were among those gathered to ring the New York Stock Exchange's opening bell.
The three
Court affirms Montana’s Constitutional amendment to protect abortion
For the third time in a row, a conservative group along with a Republican legislator have had their challenge to the state’s abortion protection law, now enshrined in the Montana Constitution, shot down by a court.
This decision was the first by a district court, and was an attempt
Final countdown: Democratic Congress, Senate candidates debate one last time before primary
Each Montana Democratic U.S. congressional and Senate candidate tried to stand out Thursday at the final local debate before the June 2 primary at the Crawford Theater on Thursday.
All four Democrat 1st Congressional District candidates were on hand: Matt Rains, a rancher, veteran, and international photographer; Russell Cleveland,
Ray Curtis wants to take voters, and politicians, back to school
Ray Curtis used to teach government classes at Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell. The retired teacher, who now lives in Missoula, was back on campus this week just a few doors down from his old classroom.
“I felt like I was back to teaching again in that room,” Curtis