Keith Schubert

Monday marked the sixth day of the two week long trial in Yellowstone County District Court over three recently passed election laws.

The state psychiatric hospital lost its federal funding in April after a federal investigation found it was not properly protecting patients.

The state health department heard public comment on Thursday about a proposed rule change that would loosen vaccination requirements at childcare centers.

The state health department said that it could be at least two years before the state tries to reapply for federal reaccreditation at the Montana State Hospital.

Montana lawmakers are still not on the same page about how to regulate rapidly emerging facial recognition technology in the state.

Conditions at the Montana State Prison have long been deteriorating but have reached a boiling point in recent months.

A correctional officer with alleged ties to White nationalism is no longer employed at the Montana State Prison, the department said Friday.

State lawmakers moved forward with a bill that would require Child Protective Services to obtain a warrant to remove a child from their home.

A coalition dedicated to improving economic development opportunities among Native Americans in Montana and the region received $45 million in grants.

The state health department is saying it could take up to six months for people to update the gender marker on their birth certificates.