Living on Borrowed Time
A catastrophic fire is not waiting for us to finish our growth policy
A catastrophic fire is not waiting for us to finish our growth policy
Bizarrely, it’s not Republicans who are propping up alleged corruption by a Republican senator
Our bill gives counties the option to place a tax targeted at tourists
The highest praise goes to our Supreme Court for implementing the language and meaning of our Constitution
The lawsuit opposing the Round Star project is the latest proof that our current litigation-driven approach to federal lands management is not working for the American people
The state’s judicial branch has ventured into the realm of making laws instead of interpreting them
Forcing judges to align with and campaign on a partisan political ticket would further undermine public confidence in judicial rulings.
It’s time for legislators to roll up their sleeves, work together, and tackle the issues that matter most
Voters will not favor more partisan politics in their courts
By passing the Optometry Bill 2025, Montana will align its laws with a growing number of states
We are united in our commitment to fight for the long-term funding that safeguards Montana’s way of life
Montanans expect the Commission to provide for public comment on wildlife management decisions
Staff Sgt. Artie Rambo was posthumously awarded the Silver Star
We may have had greater presidents, but perhaps never one as good
The Trump administration debt trajectory was steeper than any other president in our history