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Federal Judge Lets Trump Mail Voting Order Stand for Now — What It Means for Montana
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., declined Thursday to block President Trump's executive order restricting voting by ...
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Federal Court Document Alleges PSC Leadership Tried to Destroy Evidence, Fired HR Director in Retaliation
Montana's Public Service Commission is facing serious allegations in federal court that its leadership attempted to "scrub" an email that could serve as evidence in an active lawsuit against the agency — and that it fired its own human resources director in retaliation for what she knew.
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Montana's June 2 Primary Is Here: What Helena Voters Need to Know
Montana's 2026 primary election is Tuesday, June 2, and Helena voters will head to the polls — or drop off their mail ballots — to decide which candid...
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Bipartisan Supermajority of Montana Senators Calls on Rep. Windy Boy to Resign
A supermajority of Montana state senators — crossing party lines — have formally called on state Representative Jonathan Windy Boy to resign, accordin...
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Helena City Commission Meets Monday Evening
The Helena City Commission holds its regular meeting Monday, June 1, beginning at 6 p.m. The agenda and full packet are ...
Public Safety
Flood Watch: Heavy Rain This Weekend Could Push Creeks Near Helena
The National Weather Service office in Great Falls issued a hydrologic outlook Thursday morning flagging the potential f...
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