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Council approves new development regs

City councilmembers unanimously took the last step this week to approve new subdivision regulations. The regulations were written to ensure the city is in compliance with the Montana Land Use Planning Act, according to a staff report to the council. "The State of Montana Enacted the Montana Land Use

Legal analysts applaud yet are skeptical of American Bar Association’s DEI elimination

(The Center Square) – Some education experts see the American Bar Association’s recent vote to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion accreditation requirement for law schools as significant, while others say it is only significant if the accreditor follows through on completely removing the ideology that “narrows discourse” and “corrodes

Senate confirms ex-Gallatin County Sheriff Brian Gootkin as U.S. Marshal for Montana

President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the U.S. Marshal’s Service in Montana, Brian Gootkin, was confirmed by the United States Senate on Monday by a 46 to 43 vote, along with several dozen other nominees. Gootkin is the former Director of the Montana Department of Corrections, appointed

Bill Maher Blasts Democrats for Being Too Afraid to Come on His Show: ‘They’re Such P***ies’

Real Time host Bill Maher blasted Democrats such as former Vice President Kamala Harris and the Clintons for being too afraid to come on his show for an interview. On the latest episode of his Club Random podcast, guest Will.i.am asked Maher who he’d love to interview

For the first time in a decade, the next election could be less secure than the one preceding it

For the first time in a decade, the next election could be less secure than the one preceding it

(BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA) With the 2026 midterms less than six months away, the Election Security Group would normally be busy helping prepare the nation’s election infrastructure. The federal task force typically briefs Congress on upcoming threats and engages with state and local leaders to game out scenarios ranging from ransomware

As goes CBS Radio News, so goes the idea that news media should serve the public interest

As goes CBS Radio News, so goes the idea that news media should serve the public interest

(STATE COLLEGE, PENN.) When CBS Radio News goes silent on May 22, 2026, Americans will lose access to news programming they’ve tuned into from their living rooms, kitchens and cars for nearly a century. The once-bipartisan idea that the nation’s media should exist to serve democracy continues

Bill that tried to kill secret agreements with your tax dollars now faces its own silent death

(The Center Square) - It’s costing taxpayers at least $1.1 billion, but there’s only so much lawmakers are allowing the public to know about the California Capitol Annex Project. The project has been shrouded in secrecy for years due to thousands of nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) preventing people from