On this edition of Montana Morning Newscast, crews in Bigfork are flushing hydrants and treating the water supply with chlorine in an effort to eliminate bacteria that was discovered last month.
A federal judge has confirmed a bankruptcy reorganization plan for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena.
A Senate finance committee today hears three GOP-sponsored mental health care funding bills that fall far short of longer-term proposals by Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock.
Rep. Keith Regier of Kalispell is sponsoring a bill which would make it a crime for doctors to administer pregnancy-ending medication through telemedicine.
Attorney General Tim Fox has announced that Glen Stinar will be the new Montana Law Enforcement Academy administrator.
A judge has sentenced a Washington state man to 20 years in the Montana State Prison for shooting a man in an apparent dispute over stolen drugs near Missoula.
Both of Montana’s senators voted to override President Obama’s veto of the Keystone XL pipeline bill today.