Montana abortion ‘trafficking’ bill gets voted down in Republican-dominated committee
A majority of Republican lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee joined Democrats on Thursday in deciding to table a bill to make abortion “trafficking” inside or outside of Montana’s borders a felony for pregnant patients and those who assist them, if the procedure is deemed illegal.
Big Sky 55+ was among the groups supporting the bill, and Margie MacDonald said Thursday she’s still hoping the bill might ...
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Debate rages over Montana bill to curb marijuana potencySenate Bill 443, if passed, would revise the THC concentration and percentage allowed in a cannabis product. Those in support ...
The bill seeks to revise state drug laws by limiting the THC content in marijuana products to 15 percent, including flower, ...
House Bill 83 sailed through the House and Senate and was signed into law Thursday by the governor. It will go into effect ...
The hearing had one proponent and one opponent. Nanette Gilbertson with the Montana County Attorneys’ Association supported ...
His wife, Betsy Arakawa, was also found dead in their New Mexico home.
This year's version of the "right to work" legislation that's bedeviled organized labor groups session after session was ...
Senators voted unanimously Wednesday to support a bill that takes $56 million paid by tourists and returns it to property ...
A federal judge dismissed a Montana lawmaker’s suit against large tobacco companies, alleging that not only were the ...
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