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Billings residents join rally against white supremacy following altercation
BILLINGS -- Protesters gathered Sunday in the Billings city square to send a message that racism and Nazism will not be welcome in Billings.
The ‘Not In Our Town’ rally comes after an altercation between an anti-white supremacist protesters and a bystander that is being investigated by Billings police.
Montana Senate asks legislative auditor to look into Senate President Regier
HELENA -- As lawmakers hit the mid-session break, a second senate leader is in the hot seat over a contract he made before this session convened.
After a hearing on an ethics complaint against Republican Jason Ellsworth, lawmakers voted Thursday to refer Senate President Matt Regier to the legislative audit division.
The decision comes after lawmakers learned about his hiring of a private attorney as his personal counsel while serving as speaker of the house in 2023. Regier, not expecting the move, called any accusations of impropriety in the hiring "completely false" and a "witch hunt."
Little Bighorn Battlefield's weekday summer closure raises concerns for nearby businesses
CROW AGENCY -- The Little Bighorn Battlefield is one of the largest tourist attractions in southern Montana.
Starting April 28, the park will undergo some changes, including the building of a new visitor center and road improvements. But that means the battlefield and monument will be closed Mondays through Thursdays.
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