Blair Miller is a reporter for Washingtonian Magazine, with a focus on local news in Montana, particularly in the Billings area. With a background in journalism and experience at various news outlets, Blair covers a range of topics including wildlife conservation, criminal justice, climate change, and political developments in the region.
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By: Blair Miller
Department of Revenue says increase could be offset by moving assessment rate to 1.11%
By: Blair Miller
A man convicted of a felony earlier this year in Deer Lodge County who was involuntarily committed to the Montana State Hospital must have his ballot counted by the county clerk and recorder, a district court judge in Anaconda ordered on Friday.
By: Blair Miller
Blair Miller Montana State Hospital. Credit Keith Schubert
By: Blair Miller
Democrats on the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on Tuesday advanced U.S. Sen. Jon Tester's Montana Headwaters Legacy Act out of the committee on a party-line vote, meaning the legislation can be heard in front of the full Senate or be included in a broader public lands package.
By: Blair Miller
In response to record-low bull trout spawning nests in the South Fork of the Flathead River and some of its tributaries, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission last week adopted new closures in areas where the fish typically spawn and further restrictions on when the threatened fish may be caught by anglers.
Groups say settlement avoids even costlier trial, that new regulations show court effort was correct
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U.S. Sen. Steve Daines on Thursday introduced a bill with bipartisan support that seeks to reauthorize a program to address billions in overdue maintenance at national parks, increase program funding from the federal government, and seeks to increase the amount of public donations supporting those projects.
By: Blair Miller
The bill includes protections for sections of the Gallatin, Madison and Yellowstone rivers, along with Hyalite Creek and the Taylor Fork in southwest Montana.
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By: Blair Miller
U.S. Sen. Steve Daines on Thursday introduced a bill with bipartisan support that seeks to reauthorize a program to address billions in overdue maintenance at national parks, increase program funding from the federal government, and seeks to increase the amount of public donations supporting those projects.
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