Micah Drew is a Staff Writer at Daily Montanan. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, climate change, and government politics, with a focus on regional interests and public policy. Micah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including NBC Montana, Montana Free Press, and the Billings Gazette.
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By: Micah Drew
A bill sponsored by Montana U.S. Sen. Steve Daines aimed at renewing a $2 billion investment in addressing deferred maintenance throughout the nation’s public lands is winding its way through Congress with a goal of receiving a presidential signature by July 4.
In the year 2276 … who knows what the world will look like. But Americans celebrating the 500th anniversary of the United States will get a glimpse into the past — 250 years into the past to be exact.
A Lewis and Clark County District Court judge has temporarily blocked the Montana Republican Party's new bylaws, adopted last month, following a
By: Micah Drew
Seventeen lawmakers signed letter asking Seth Bodnar or Alani Bankhead to drop out to unite voters against Republican candidate in U.S. Senate race
Seventeen of Montana's Democratic legislators signed onto a letter Wednesday asking for one of two U.S. Senate candidates to drop out of the race to unify support against the Republican candidate.
By: Micah Drew
Yellowstone National Park officials are enacting fishing restrictions on three rivers within the park due to warm temperatures and low river flows.
Across Montana, concerns about data centers are spurring questions about what kind of oversight citizens and local governments have over large scale projects.
By: Micah Drew
The Yellowstone County Commission this week directed the county attorney to seek a legal judgement on whether a citizen initiative seeking voter-approval of future data center construction is legal.
By: Micah Drew
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will institute hoot-owl restrictions on stretches of the Madison River and Sun River beginning July 11, in response to warm temperatures and low streamflows across the state.
The Yellowstone County Commission this week directed the county attorney to seek a legal judgement on whether a citizen initiative seeking voter-approval of future data center construction is legal. At
