Government

Montana lawmakers subpoenaed Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen over voter information provided to the federal government, including the last four digits of Social Security numbers.

A federal judge ordered a Billings father and his 9-year-old child released from a Havre Border Patrol station after a warrantless arrest raised constitutional and medical concerns.

American Prairie says it may have to cull 300 bison from its eastern Montana herd after the federal government revoked six grazing permits covering more than 60,000 acres.

Montana's new Medicaid work requirements are here, and for people already struggling to get by, the rules are adding a new layer of uncertainty.

Two Montana State University international students just got word they can stay in the country and keep studying.

Montana's SNAP error rate is actually lower than 30 other states — but under a new federal rule, that might not be enough to avoid a serious budget hit.

While we love the outdoors, there's something else about Montana that's turning heads—how our cities are handling their finances and services for residents.

The buzz around Flock's license plate readers is growing, and some folks are feeling uneasy about just how much is being watched.

A new law in the UK is shaking up the smoking scene, targeting a whole generation born after 2009. Would Montana allow this same law to happen here?

In a surprising twist, a couple’s property rights in Glacier National Park have been upheld, raising questions about land ownership and conservation.