Aaron Bolton is a reporter at Montana Public Radio. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on regional interests in Montana, homelessness, and law enforcement. His work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as NPR, Kaiser Health News, and the Marietta Daily Journal.
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Aaron Bolton’s coverage focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and the citation of data. His articles often touch upon health & wellbeing and government & politics topics such as gun control, wildlife conservation, tribal co-management, mental health treatment for children, law enforcement issues, and environmental pollution.
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By: Aaron Bolton
COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. — Over two years ago, Kim Hilton and his partner walked out of their home for the final time. The house had sold, and the new landlord raised the rent.
Gov. Greg Gianforte wants lawmakers to pass bills aimed at protecting kids from the potential harms of social media.
By: Aaron Bolton
Homelessness Among Older People Is on the Rise, Driven by Inflation and the Housing Crunch
By: Aaron Bolton
Since “Yellowstone” first aired, the forces of growth and development haven't been contained to the screen. They have also changed the real Montana in major ways.
By: Aaron Bolton
COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. — Over two years ago, Kim Hilton and his partner walked out of their home for the final time. The house had sold, and the new landlord raised the rent.
By: Aaron Bolton
They couldn't afford it. Their Social Security payments couldn't cover the cost of any apartments in northwestern Montana's Flathead Valley.
Kim Hilton inside his new apartment at an assisted living facility in Columbia Falls, Montana. Hilton wasn't able to afford the unit on his own, but he got one of
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