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The city of Missoula lost its nine year court battle against Glen Wohl and other South Avenue property owners earlier this month, but now it appears the city will appeal so that it can escape having to pay around 35,000 dollars’ worth of attorney’s fees.

Ernie Wayne Tertelgte, the self proclaimed "natural man" who became an internet sensation for his pro se defense of his fishing rights in a Montana courtroom, was sent to jail on January 27 for refusing to remove his hat in court.

A law that allows people to harvest the meat of deer, elk, moose and antelope that are slain by vehicles in Montana has gone into effect, but those who are hungry for roadkill will need to wait just a few months longer to turn on the grill.

Today, Feb. 28, House Bill 155 was signed into law by Governor Steve Bullock. The bill updates laws concerning school buses.

Constitutional scholar Rob Natelson responds to the recent decision to slash Montana's individual campaign contribution limits.

Last Friday, the President of the United States made a special exception for four countries that receive U.S. aid.

Lawsuit against Montana's Commissioner of Political Practices alleges that David Gallik misused his political office for personal business.

The recent recall election in Wisconsin has made many people wonder if such an event could happen in Montana. Here's a look at what would have to happen to see a Big Sky recall.

Should horses be slaughtered for human consumption or is the whole process unethical?