Tim Fox

Here are your Friday, July 11 news headlines from KGVO AM-FM... 28 year-old Idaho man appears in Missoula Justice Court after allegedly attacking two woman this week...Montana Attorney General Tim Fox responds to the White House about crime in the Bakken...

The Affordable Care Act took a hit today, June 30, when the Supreme Court decided in its Burwell v Hobby Lobby decision that small corporations did not have to follow the law’s insurance contraception mandates, or pay a fine, if there were certain moral objections. Montana Attorney General Tim Fox was pleased with the decision.

On Thursday, May 1, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox presented the state’s closing arguments in the Montana v.Wyoming water trial.

This morning, March 18, Montana Land Board officials opened the door to more coal mining in eastern Montana by signing off on an extension of the Bull Mountain coal mine located in Musselshell county.

An environmental group called the Montana Environmental Information Center(MEIC) is taking Montana Attorney General Tim Fox's office to court over what MEIC argues is the unconstitutional non-disclosure of documents pertaining to fracking...

The Montana Attorney General's office is announcing a successful settlement in a multi-state, whistleblower lawsuit against the medical equipment company CareFusion.

This week, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox joined in sending a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration urging it to require manufacturers of generic prescription pain relievers to develop tamper-resistant versions of their products.

When Blue Cross, Blue Shield of Montana was purchased by Health Care Service Corporation, one of the requirements from Montana officials was the creation of a non-profit foundation to improve healthcare in the state.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday, October 23, that it would be holding listening sessions across the U.S. to get feedback on proposed coal plant regulations. The problem, according to a press release from the Montana Attorney General's office, is that the tour "skips coal country altogether."

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox is asking Montanans to find their unneeded or outdated prescription drugs and get rid of them in a safe way.