TikToks future in Montana returns to an uncertain status

Social media app TikTok faces an uncertain future in Montana after the weekends nationwide blackout. Gov. Greg Gianforte and Attorney General Austin Knudsen both maintained their pro-ban position after Trump extended ByteDances window to sell TikTok.

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Montana State Prison warden on leave

Warden Jim Salmonsens leave started Jan. 14 and Associate Warden Scott McNeil is acting as warden. The leave comes as the governors administration is asking for $150 million to expand the Deer Lodge facility.

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Swanson sworn in as new chief justice

Family members, politicians and members of the Montana Supreme Court welcomed newly elected Chief Justice Cory Swanson during a swearing-in ceremony on Monday in the courts main hearing room in Helena.

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Legislative auditors recommend changes at Office of Political Practice

Speaking to the Legislative Audit Committee, an analyst said sampled lobbying reports filed with the Commissioner of Political Practices are missing key information. Businesses and organizations lobbying the Legislature, known as principals, failed to identify what bills they were trying to influence, their physical addresses, and expenses all of which are required to be

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