Tired of being one of the very last states to vote in primary presidential elections, Montana is again debating whether it should go to the polls in early spring or even late winter. Fear of missing out is a powerful thing, legislators weighing the issue this week concurred, but so is February ground so frozen it can’t be punctured with campaign signs. The discussion took place at the Legislature’s

Earlier this year, Montana passed a law allowing for the use of autonomous vehicles on the state’s roadways. Part of the bill — Senate Bill 67 — also gave the state’s Department of Transportation and Department of Justice some rulemaking authority over their use. “The intention of this legislation is to get all parties to the table to promote the safest ways to promote autonomous

The Department of Public Health and Human Services announced the launch of the annual Gifts with a Lift program, now in its 73rd year. This program, which is jointly coordinated with the National Alliance for Mental Illness-MT ensures every patient at the Montana State Hospital receives a gift this holiday season. Gifts with a Lift relies exclusively on the generous support of Montanans across