HELENA, Mont. (AP) - Montana government leaders plan to create rules for
when and how to preserve text messages after a news organization's
public-records request exposed the lack of a policy to retain the messages
that have become a regular communication method for state business.

Gov. Steve Bullock's spokeswoman Ronja Abel said Monday that Lee Newspapers
of Montana's request for text messages between state lawmakers and budget
director Dan Villa was the first of its kind received by the administration.
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