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Helena takes back resolution, and billboard complaint is dismissed

Also, state lawmakers raise concerns about FWP licensing system.

Montana is in hot water. And everyone knows it.

State tells Laurel it's moving forward with new psychiatric hospital there.

Taxpayers are also footing the bill for the Secretary of State's new billboards.

Helena will consider whether to rescind its resolution that the governor and attorney general believe violate the state's sanctuary city rule.

Jacobsen's postcard paid with federal taxpayer funds.

'No Kings' rally on Saturday will be back at the Capitol grounds.

Rewriting history one billboard at a time.

Group questions whether new sewage treatment plan will protect Holland Lake.

Montana Meat Day and Seniority in D.C.

An old book about a trip through Glacier National Park

Where in the world is Christi Jacobsen?

Troy Downing backs war in Iran, worries about Epstein victims and says social media is to blame for ICE masking.

Gianforte administration reconsiders weekend events at the Capitol.

The Department of Public Health and Human Services is more than $30 million in the red.

NorthWestern Energy urges PSC to toss complaint that alleges it's keeping customers in the dark.

Twenty-three non-citizen voters are registered in Montana, but Christi Jacobsen is not disclosing any other information about them.