Darrell Ehrlick

The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned a district court judge's findings that a 2021 law passed by the Montana Legislature was in conflict with federal laws governing equal protection and workplace safety.

Columnist Darrell Ehrlick writes that Austin Knudsen's argument that he's being charged because he's a politician, it's because he's an attorney.

The Montana League of Women Voters will host a seminar on Monday night to review the three ballot initiatives.

More recordings have been provided which show Tim Sheehy saying similarly disparaging things about the Crow People, wanting to defund parts of the government and criticizing Jon Tester.

Chief Justice John Roberts has declined to hear an appeal that would halt the Biden administration's rule on mercury and other toxins released by power plants.

A national association of bail bonding companies is pushing the Montana Senate to hold impeachment hearings against two Bozeman municipal judges.

Columnist Darrell Ehrlick says it's hard if not impossible to tell how much money the Montana Attorney General and the state is spending to defend lawsuits.

Members of the Fort Peck tribe are suing Roosevelt and Valley counties because they refuse to open satellite offices on the reservation.

A Montana bail bonding company has filed a case in federal court because it says that local and state judges are ignoring the law and possibly closing down a business.

Three environmental groups are challenging the Montana Department of Environmental Quality's decision to let the Bull Mountain Mine lease more coal land because of its effects on groundwater, artifacts and the company's history of mining violations.