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                        A conservative group is suing the state over a 2024 ballot initiative enshrining abortion access in the Montana Constitution. And Montanans will soon be able to apply for a property tax rebate approved by state lawmakers earlier this year.
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                        Montana’s newest constitutional right took effect this month — the right to terminate a pregnancy. A challenge to its legality is trying to find footing.
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                        Supporters of a constitutional initiative to protect abortion access in Montana say they’ve collected more than enough signatures to put the measure on the ballot in November.
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                        Reporters Mara Silvers and Shaylee Ragar discuss this week's deadline for lawmakers to pass general bills out of their original chamber. There’s a lot of policy to consider, including rules about access to abortion.
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                        More than two dozen health care providers, mental health advocates and Medicaid patients are arguing against a proposed state rule that would further restrict state coverage of abortion. One organization spoke in support of the rule during a public hearing on Thursday.
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                        A decades-old lawsuit challenging two Montana laws requiring parental consent and notification for minors seeking abortions will head back to court Monday.
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                        Montana lawmakers are carrying a handful of bills that would impact transgender people, adding to the record number of proposals seen across the country…
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                        Gov-elect Greg Gianforte has tapped a longtime GOP lawyer to be his general legal counsel when he takes office in January. Gianforte’s transition team…
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                        A Montana case before the U.S. Supreme Court could have far-reaching implications for public education funding and the debate over the separation of…
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                        A fourth Republican is entering Montana’s primary race for Secretary of State.Bowen Greenwood, current clerk of the Montana Supreme Court, announced…
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
