John Riley is a journalist at Metro Weekly, where he serves as a senior editor. He covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and nightlife, with a particular focus on LGBTQ rights, social issues, and crime. John has been featured in various publications such as USA TODAY, Hood County News, and Cyber Defense Magazine.
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John Riley focuses on legal and political news, often with a local (United States) perspective. His articles predominantly cover government & politics, as well as crime-related stories.
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By: John Riley
HELENA — A pedestrian struck by a truck near the state Capitol was flown to Billings for medical care Wednesday.
According to a GoFundMe account, Denver Henderson with the American Cancer Society was hit at the crosswalk on the corner of Montana Avenue and 5th Street at around 7:20 a.m.
The new U Street bar District Eagle leans into the dark, sexy vibe of cruising and kink. We venture inside ahead of Wednesday's opening.
A man has been arrested for allegedly setting fires outside of the popular Northern Virginia gay bar and two other nearby restaurants.
State Rep. Venton Jones says proposing to his partner sends a powerful message of resilience in the face of anti-LGBTQ legislation.
HELENA — On Monday, President Donald Trump granted clemency to roughly 1,500 defendants accused and convicted of crimes connected to the riot at the U.S.
On Tuesday, Montana lawmakers heard proposed legislation aimed at strengthening and reforming laws addressing squatting on private property.
HELENA (KPAX) — Montana lawmakers heard proposed legislation aimed at strengthening and reforming laws addressing squatting on private property on Tuesday.
Donald Trump has rescinded a Biden order allowing transgender people to serve in the military, raising the specter of a future ban.
LGBTQ nondiscrimination policies, resources for HIV, Pride Month, and pro-diversity initiatives are among topics no longer accessible.
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