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Advocates worry new standards go too far

Montana senator says it felt ‘great’ to decide on retirement

Montana Democrat will leave Senate next year

If the bill is passed, it will be a ballot question in November 2014

Fake broadcast cited zombies as ‘extremely dangerous,’ warned viewers to stay away

Initiative challenges US Supreme Court ‘Citizens United’ decision

Democrats who run Montana Hunters and Anglers make $1 million ad buy

Senator and Senate-hopeful hit Democrat Tester over coal regulation

Across the USA: Infighting, violence, the KKK, an unwanted candidate, a primary and a debate

Ad: Denny Rehberg ‘refused to support a Republican budget plan that could harm the Medicare program’

Montana Senate debate lassoes the crazies, branding state politics with mad cow reputation

‘We don’t know why this happened’

Montana’s attorney general is scrutinizing the charity run by ‘Three Cups of Tea’ co-author Greg Mortenson

Embroiled in the state’s budget controversy, all 16 senators vulnerable to the state’s recall laws have had petitions launched against them

A ban on pedestrians’ headphones and license plates on bikes are just a couple of the ridiculous bills state legislatures have proposed since 2011 began

On the West Coast, regulations are hurting entrepreneurs, businesses and communities.

If Montana turns red in 2012, Harry Reid will probably lose his Senate majority.

Former Congressman John Doolittle explains how the feds stretched criminal statutes and deceived a jury in order to convict an innocent man.

‘He mentioned there would be a good tip in it for me,’ said the driver

New Hampshire is the state with the highest median income in the nation, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s report on income, poverty and health insurance