Steve Bullock

Gov. Steve Bullock's staff has been discussing Medicaid expansion options with some legislators and health care and business representatives.

Gov. Steve Bullock on Friday appointed Billings attorney Michael Glen Moses to a vacant district judgeship in Yellowstone County.

The U.S. State department has decided to punt, again, on making a final decision on the Keystone XL pipeline. Montana's congressional representation, both Democrats and Republicans have vocally supported the Keystone XL pipeline which would provide some short term jobs, as well as a long term influx of tax dollars from the Canadian company...

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock is proposing a $45 million grant program to ease strains on basic services faced by towns in eastern Montana's fast-growing Bakken oil patch.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock pumped money into the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) on Wednesday in order to extend SNAP or food stamp benefits in Montana.

Just two days after Lt. Governor John Walsh was tapped to serve as interim U.S. Senator, Governor Steve Bullock has already picked Anaconda High School teacher Angela McLean to be Walsh's replacement.

The fight between Montana and the Department of Homeland Security over Real ID requirements for driver's licenses appears to have intensified with the issuance of a letter by Governor Steve Bullock on January 17.

The Department of Homeland Security and the state of Montana are arguing over whether or not Montana's Driver's licenses are good enough to meet national standards. The fight has been going on for years now, but things recently escalated when the the Department of Homeland security sent a letter to Montana Governor Steve Bullock in late December on the issue.

After a year-long court battle over wanting to take a peek at some state documents, the Missoula Independent is stuck having to foot the bill for their court fees even though they won the right to look at the documents in question.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock is joining other Montana political leaders in lauding Max Baucus' 35-year career in the U.S. Senate, but he is deflecting questions on a possible replacement.