Here’s how I would apply it to the ongoing conversation about defaulting on our debt

Supporters had argued increasing lawmaker pay from $16 to $24 an hour would make it easier for Montanans who aren’t retired or independently wealthy to serve

The proposal would allow conservationists and others to lease federally owned land to restore it, much the same way oil companies buy leases to drill and ranchers pay to graze cattle

I remain convinced that Montanans have the resources, ingenuity, work ethic and grit to overcome any obstacle

An upgraded home in the Mill Creek subdivision in Bigfork; 10 acres and Flathead River access in Columbia Falls; a Kalispell home on Two Mile Drive with jaw-dropping views

These short-sighted bills ignore the interests of Montanans who depend on access to the outdoors for their quality of life

Gianforte is supposed to listen to – and serve – the public, not turn his back on the needs of our people, our public lands, and our wildlife

Don’t let someone else’s great day make yours less so

As legislators return home to their lives as normal citizens, Montanans will feel the positive impacts of their work for years to come

The bipartisan bill calls for the Park Service to consult with surrounding communities before limiting park access

One of the worst power-grabbing bills this session is SB 176, which allows the majority party to stack Interim Study Committees

If you know someone who’s going through a rough patch, your friendship makes a significant difference

Easy-to-grow arugula and perennial asparagus taste best fresh from the garden

Compared with a year earlier, prices climbed 4.9%, down slightly from March’s year-over-year increase

Attacks by the elitist media to belittle the Legislature are really attacks on the voters