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Gov. Greg Gianforte declined to suspend a state public service commissioner from office, but encouraged an internal investigation to continue. Molnar has been accused of harassment and is under investigation by an internal response team.
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The president of the Montana Public Service Commission has been stripped of his leadership title amid allegations of misconduct.
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A district court has blocked the governor from intervening in an escalating dispute among state Public Service Commission (PSC) members over claims of sexual harassment. The PSC is the oversight board charged with regulating Montana’s utilities
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The Montana Public Service Commission elected new leadership this week.
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NorthWestern Energy wants a rate increase of at least 8% for electric and gas energy. The company says it needs more money from customers to recover costs associated with generating power, and state regulators want more information about the company’s latest request.
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A previously uncontested race to represent northwest Montana on the Public Service Commission now includes an independent candidate.
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The Montana State News Bureau first reported in October that St. Peter’s Health said three public officials harassed and threatened its providers when doctors declined a COVID-19 patient’s request for a treatment not authorized for use against COVID-19.
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Another Democrat has joined the race for Montana’s new Congressional seat.Missoula attorney Monica Tranel announced her bid Wednesday on social media with…
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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The two newest members of the Montana Public Service Commission told a legislative committee Monday they've spent their first five…
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Montana Public Radio is gathering information on all statewide general election candidates to publish as a resource for our audience. We asked all the…