The Electric HELENA — Montana towns and cities could have the option of a local, tourism-economy-based sales tax if a bill in the Legislature can gain traction. It’s a different and at times unpopular ...
The proposal would lower property taxes for Montana primary homeowners by 15% and small businesses by 18%, but it could dry ...
Helena - Nearly 60 Montana Farm Bureau members braved sub-zero temperatures to attend the organization's "Calling on the Capitol" Feb.10-11. "Calling on the Capito" allows members to see democracy at ...
Gov. Gianforte appointed John A. Mercer to serve ont he Twentieth Judicial District Court, which includes Lake and Sanders ...
Despite concerns about what Congress and the Trump administration might have planned for Medicaid, Montana’s Republican-led legislature and GOP governor appear ready to keep the state’s Medicaid ...
Legislature-authorized grants for several of Montana’s most prominent arts organizations are in limbo as a result of an ...
A legislative committee has recommended cuts to organizations that didn’t testify — after they were told they didn’t need to.
Opinion: Where is the accountability to the taxpayer? Montana legislators have the power of the purse — not the governor.
Stephen Mason, executive vice president of the foundation, states, “The St. Peter’s Health Foundation Board and I are excited ...
A bill to extend Montana’s Medicaid expansion program cleared one more key hurdle in the state Legislature on Thursday.
A Montana District Court judge rules a law defining sex as binary in state code is unconstitutional.Montana District Court Judge Leslie Halligan ruled Senate Bi ...
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