Alex Sakariassen

Questions about the age appropriateness of young adult books drives debate among state library leaders.

Supporters argue CI-126 and CI-127 would curb outside influence in state elections, while opponents say they will only intensify it.

SOS says it resolved an error Friday that temporarily affected online general election ballots accessible to eligible military and overseas voters.

As the 2025 session draws near, lawmakers discuss potential changes to Montana’s school funding formula and concerns over a negative audit of federal spending.

While support services will continue, changes are presenting serious challenges.

Christi Jacobsen turns to the federal bench to revisit two laws struck down by the Montana Supreme Court as “unconstitutional” last spring.

Educators and parents advocate for stricter classroom controls on smartphones, citing academic and social impacts.

With a September deadline looming, Superintendent Arntzen ports COVID-relief funding to partnership with crowdsourcing platform.

With summer break adding school-age children to the mix, family planning for summertime childcare begins in the dead of winter.

Student had sought reimbursement of spring 2020 payments after many in-person activities were shuttered to fight COVID-19.