On the campaign trail, Sheehy has said that he was shot in the arm during a mission in Afghanistan in 2012.  

But the Washington Post has found a different  origin story for that bullet. The Post reported that during an October 2015 visit to Glacier National Park, Sheehy sought ought medical attention, informing a ranger that he had dropped his Colt .45 while getting into his truck; the revolver went off when it hit the ground, and he was struck by the bullet. Lying to embellish his story. A bad look.

Montana had a 27% drop in childhood Medicaid enrollment from April to December 2023, the second highest in the nation, according to a new report that evaluates how states handled post-pandemic Medicaid eligibility throughout much of last year.

With the MT health department’s failure to change course and improve redetermination assistance, it is no surprise that thousands of Montana children are without health insurance. We need change.

Republicans convened a hearing before the Law and Justice Interim Committee. It was not attended by any Democratic lawmakers and hardly any supporters of the constitutional initiative to explicitly protect abortion rights in Montana.

But Republicans used this sham opportunity to oppose the proposal and criticize how it advanced to the signature-gathering phase without a maximum 14-day review by a legislative committee.