Alex Sakariassen

Montana’s Office of Public Instruction is currently accepting a second round of applications for the state’s new education savings account program, which has enrolled 14 students with special needs to date and reimbursed their families more than $7,000 for nonpublic education expenses including online courses, private school tuition and laptops.

For voters, the work is done in the 2024 election. But technically speaking, the results won’t be official for weeks to come.

The Republican incumbent fended off a challenge from Democratic rival Jesse Mullen, securing four more years as Montana’s top election official.

Backers of two proposed constitutional amendments concede defeat despite a close race for CI-126 and ongoing ballot counts in major counties.

Hedalen defeated Democratic rival Shannon O’Brien in the race to replace outgoing state Superintendent Elsie Arntzen.

A quick primer on how to register and vote in the Nov. 5, 2024 general election in Montana.

After the bubbles have been filled in and the “I Voted” stickers handed out, what happens to a Montana voter’s ballot?

With the continued prevalence of election skepticism, impartial Montana observers seek to promote faith in voting.

As Child Care Connections closes its doors, Greater Gallatin United Way plans to absorb childcare support and advocacy.

Democrat Shannon O’Brien and Republican Susie Hedalen compete to succeed Superintendent Elsie Arntzen.