The Legislature was back to full operations Monday after a weeklong break. However, some lawmakers had been working through ...
Ellsworth’s attorney, Joan Mell, told the ethics committee that the investigation into the Senate’s 2023 president wasn’t ...
Committee nears end of fact-finding mission following three hearings; business associate Eggleston pleads fifth, declines to ...
If the Stevensville contractor declines to abide by the committee's subpoena and appear on Saturday, a judge may be able to ...
The Senate Ethics Committee continued their hearing into Montana Senator Jason Ellsworth (R) Hamilton, after a weeklong pause ...
As the Montana Legislature hits its mid-session break, a second GOP Senate leader is in the hot seat over a contract he made ...
Before Sen. Jason Ellsworth faced allegations of misconduct for signing a $170,000 state contract with his business associate, Bryce Eggleston, the senator from Hamilton pitched Eggleston as a ...
The ethics committee will meet again when lawmakers return from the transmittal break March 14. The committee, made up of two ...
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Private contractor says he’s the one who split controversial contract, not former Senate presidentA private contractor at the center of a Montana Senate ethics probe is pushing back against allegations of waste and abuse directed at the chamber’s former president, Republican Jason Ellsworth.
The Senate voted unanimously Monday to assemble a bipartisan Ethics Committee to investigate the agreement between Ellsworth and Bryce Eggleston, of Stevensville. Senate leaders say they have ...
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