Monica Lindeen

The possible purchase of Plum Creek land in western Montana by Weyerhaeuser has already raised concerns among Montana Hunting groups, but now state officials are beginning to question the purchase as well.

Health Insurance rates on the Affordable Care Act marketplace in Montana are jumping up by as much as 40% in some cases, and state officials are calling the news “frustrating.” “Insurance rates are going up in 2016," said Montana State Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen's Public Information Officer Jennifer McKee...

Experts from the office of Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen will be in Missoula on Wednesday to offer free, one-on-one help for area residents struggling with insurance problems, scams or other issues related to the major wind storm in early August.

Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen testified before Congress this week, urging lawmakers to pass a bill that would give states needed flexibility to protect small business owners who offer health insurance to their employees.

In a press release issued on Tuesday, Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen is warning Missoula residents to be aware of “storm chasers,” or contractors who come to communities recovering from a serious storm and solicit repair work, sometimes doing shoddy work or committing insurance fraud...

Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen said on Thursday she was relieved that the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to continue federal health insurance subsidies to over 41,000 Montanans.

Thousands of Montanans were shocked to hear a report on Wednesday that all three of the insurance companies involved in Montana's federally run health insurance marketplace had asked for premium increases averaging over 30 percent in 2016.

Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen is wasting no time in her campaign to be Montana’s next Secretary of State.

The State of Montana is in yet another legal tangle with a federal agency after new rules threaten to clamp down on state autonomy.

One of the nation’s largest insurance companies has agreed to pay a $95,000 fine and rebate dozens of Montanans to resolve a dispute with the office of Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen, which alleged the company was shortchanging Montana auto accident victims.