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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…
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Favorites in the top races won their primaries but the general election may not be as predictable. President Trump plans to campaign in Montana for his…
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Montana primary voters held onto an incumbent and advanced new candidates in races for the board that regulates electric utilities in the state. The...
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Primary races are crowded for the Republican-dominated Montana Public Service Commission, which sets customer rates and approves new power, water and...
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HELENA—After a turbulent journey through the Montana Legislature, the bill named after Hannah Harris, who was found murdered on the Northern Cheyenne…
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A bill to establish a missing persons specialist in Montana is advancing to the Senate after a week in limbo.
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It's been a busy week at the Montana Legislature. Medicaid expansion and a bill to help NorthWestern Energy acquire more coal are still alive; A bill to…