Made in Montana News with Jay Scott

State To Consider Limited Zortman-Landusky Permit, Confusion Over New Marijuana Laws, and more

State Minimum Wage Rises On Saturday, Former Yellowstone Club Owner Wins Court Case, Sues For $295 Million, COVID-19 Cases Set Record, and more

Billings Calls Sewer Failure "Act Of God," Won't Pay For Damages, UM Hires New Provost, Parking A Challenge At Bozeman Airport, and more. 

Lead Found In Most Montana Schools, Entire State Experiencing Drought, Suit Filed To Allow Drilling On Blackfoot Sacred Land and more'

Restaurant Receives Threats, Omicron Strain Detected In Montana, and more

Joe Dooling To Run For PSC, New State Voting System Postponed, and more

Seven More Suits Over Train Derailment, Cattle Prices Still Low But Beef Prices High, Educators Worry About Tik-Tok Threats, and more

Fielder Says St. Peter's Phone Call Personal, Not Official; Whitefish Schools End Mask Mandate Next Year; Rejected Buyer Sues Lee Newspapers, and more

New Letter Supports Arntzen, Amtrak Worker Sues Over Derailment Injuries, BLM To Move Back To Washington, DC, and more

East Helena Slag To Head For South Korea, Committee Approves Marijuana Rules, CWD Found in Livingston, and more

Helena Schools To End Mask Mandate, Arntzen Calls Criticism Political, County Employees Get Cost Of Living Raise, and more

Lee Newspapers Reject Hedge Fund Buyout, More School Superintendents Critical Of Arntzen, Proposal To Reopen Zortman Mine, and more

School Chiefs Critical Of State Superintendent, Another Biden Mandate Stopped By Federal Court, Suit Wants PSC Districts Redrawn, and more "Made in Montana News: Important News, In Depth, When You Need It."

PSC Charging Fees For Public Documents, Gianforte Wants To Loosen Apprentice Rules, Legislature Appeals To SCOTUS, and more.

Gianforte Wants Grizzly Bears Delisted, Libby Residents Want Logging Project To Proceed, Elk Permit Changes Coming, and more.

AG To Appeal Decision on Regents Authority Over Campus Gun Rules, Madison River Back To Full Flow, 900 Bison May Be Killed, and more.

St Peters Doctor Loses Mandate Protest At Supreme Court, Helena Restores Some Bus Routes, Billings Library Ends Overdue Fines, and more

Confederate Monument To Stay In Helena, High Winds Bring High Temperatures, and more

Republicans Say Text, Voicemail, Trooper Were Not Threats, Billings Gets Anti-crime Money, and more "Jay Scott is Montana's Walter Cronkite.' --Governor Brian Schweitzer --Governor Judy Martz --Governor Marc Racicot

Unions Oppose Gianforte Appremtice Rule Changes, Billings To Fine For False Alarms, and more. 

Hedge Fund Buyout Offer For Helena I/R,  Martz Statue Moving Ahead, and more

Bishop Withdraws From Congressional Race, Dr. Ibsen Loses At Supreme Court, Heating Costs Expected To Rise, and more.

Final Tweak Of Congressional District Approved, Knudsen Files Another Suit Against President Biden, and more 

Winds, Fire Cause Evacuation, Knudsen Files Another Suit Against Biden, Tester Infrastructure Bill Spending Shouls Start Soon, and more. "Jay Scott is Montana's Walter Cronkite." --Governor Marc Racicot --Governor Judy Martz --Governor Brian Schweitzer

Minor Party Signature Requirements Ruled Unconstitutional, 100 MPH Winds Forecast, and more