Montana Lawsuit against Purdue Pharma Returns to State Court
Last week, Montana achieved an important victory when a federal judge in Ohio remanded the lawsuit against Purdue Pharma from federal court and returned it to courts in Montana.
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Smurfit Stone Pollution to be Assessed by State – US – Tribes
The Montana Department of Justice Natural Resource Damage Program issued a press release on Monday stating that damages at the Smurfit Stone Frenchtown mill site will be the subject of a ‘pre-assessment screen’.
Rosendale to Host Invest in Montana Tour on Tuesday in Missoula
Montana Securities Commissioner Matt Rosendale will host a roundtable presentation on capital formation for small to medium-sizes businesses on Tuesday in Missoula, called the Invest in Montana Tour.
State MVD Returns To Colorful License Registration Tabs
Starting in 2018, the State of Montana Motor Vehicle Division will take a step back in time in regards to license plates, or more specifically, the tabs that denote the registration year.
Traffic Delaying Microsurfacing Project Between Missoula and Lolo Nearly Complete
Hundreds of vehicles a day backed up on U.S. Highway 93 between Missoula and Lolo are being delayed by a microsurfacing project being done by the State of Montana Department of Transportation and Riverside Construction.
New Study Says Fewer Montanans Are Uninsured Than Ever Before
Fewer people than ever are without health insurance in Montana.
State Negotiates With Major Montana Hospitals For $25 Million In Health Care Savings For Employees
Up to $25 million in healthcare savings for state workers negotiated with major hospitals.
Missing Or Endangered Person Alert – Man Could Be in the Missoula Area
Robert Lee Bishop, a 78 year old white male with possible dementia, was last seen the evening of June 16, 2016 in Livingston, Montana.
Montana Fraud Victims Receive Compensation From State Victims Fund
Elderly Montana fraud victims get restitution from special state fund.
State Attorney – ‘We Disagree With Allegations By Jordan Johnson And His Attorney’ – ‘Consider The Matter Closed’
It was revealed on Wednesday that the State of Montana had settled out of court with former University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson for $245,000 claiming that the University assumed that Johnson was guilty before being proven innocent, and that certain officials attempted to hide evidence.