I am writing in response to your article on the Montana Meth Project (“Technology Mogul’s $17-Million Gift to Fight Meth Attracts Controversy,” May 17) in which Ryan King of the Sentencing Project ...

$508,000 grant from Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation expands drug prevention program. Art contest includes 45 prizes, with three $10,000 grand prizes. As the drug epidemic threatens the ...

forerunner among private grant makers. Over the past two years, Mr. Siebel, a technology magnate whose software company, Siebel Systems, merged with the Oracle Corporation last year, has given ...

BILLINGS — The Montana Meth Project has gone digital. During a student assembly Tuesday morning at Senior High, project leaders launched a campaign that includes audio, video and social media-based ...

HELENA - The Montana Meth Project has agreed to remove about 10 anti-drug billboards after members of a statewide Christian and family group complained the spots are sexually graphic and disturbing.

It pains me to see the recent headlines saying the Montana Meth Project is not effective. Five years ago, the only people who knew about meth were users or the families and friends left behind after ...

Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. The Montana Meth Project is expanding its program to tackle the deadly Fentanyl crisis. Today, on ...

BILLINGS — The Montana Meth Project today unveiled its latest advertising campaign, which includes four new television ads, as well as radio, print, and outdoor advertisements that will run throughout ...

Montana residents can look for a new slate of anti-methamphetamine television advertisements soon as the organization committed to fighting the dangerous drug continues its efforts, said Bill ...

HELENA — A sea of reddish-orange and blue descended upon the Capitol Monday as more than 2,300 students from across the state marched to send a message to Montana lawmakers to increase funding for the ...

The second round of methamphetamine-prevention advertising in Montana — a $6.5 million campaign involving television, newspapers, radio, billboards and movie screens — launches today. Thomas Siebel, ...