Legislature-authorized grants for several of Montana’s most prominent arts organizations are in limbo as a result of an apparent miscommunication about whether a budget subcommittee had a firm requirement for applicants to testify at meetings last month.

Rep. Greg Oblander, R-Billings is carrying House Bill 489. An optional sales tax is not a new idea. Sen. Christopher Pope, D-Bozeman, tried it in 2023. His bill didn’t even make it out of committee.

The Montana House has voted down a bill that would have required federal law enforcement to notify sheriffs when taking action in their counties.

Chinese immigrants flocked to the American West in the 1800s to help build railroads and amid a mining boom. Many of their experiences have largely

The Montanans who filed the lawsuit, their lawyers and the State react to Court's decision that Senate Bill 458 violated the right to privacy and equal protection.

A House bill centered around Medicaid expansion cleared the Montana Senate floor Friday and takes a step closer to the governor’s desk, but not before some back

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen says he has signed an agreement with federal authorities that will eventually lead to Montana Highway Patrol troopers assisting with immigration enforcement.

Proponents of a bill in the Montana House say an estimated 2,500 children could be added to a Montana childcare scholarship if it passes.

Attorney General Austin Knudsen recently asked the Montana Legislature to provide funding for an essential training facility.NBC Montana traveled to Helena to m

Rep. Jane Weber, D-Great Falls, is carrying House Bill 440, known as the “Montana Food First Bill,” which would create tax cuts for companies that stock food that is made or raised in Montana.

State lawmakers appear ready to preserve the state’s Medicaid expansion program without knowing what federal changes might be in store.