House Bill 192 entails three initiates: refund taxpayers on overpaid income taxes, alleviate the property tax crunch and reduce the state’s debt

The vast majority of Americans file their taxes on time and pay their fair share. There are real problems that need to be fixed in our tax system, but taxpayers are not the source of those problems.

The Legislature is the most transparent and most accessible branch of Montana’s government. Make your voice heard.

It is baffling that big business is now viewed as more virtuous than our public institutions

We urge Governor Gianforte, and members of the 2023 Montana Legislature, to please fix the rate reimbursement for nursing homes

Montana’s 68th Legislature will need all the civility it can muster as it takes on one of the most interesting scenarios our state has faced – the surplus

Let's thank hunters who voluntarily donated over $218,000 to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Block Management Program

Montanans won’t rest until the state’s budget permanently and generously funds Habitat Montana, securing access to and protecting the value of our state’s treasured outdoor spaces

We will always be an organization looking forward and committed to contributing to a thriving community

No quarter can be given when it comes to water. Legislate or litigate, it is time to end Montana’s groundwater permit exceptions.

It is time for us to get to work, just as it is time for you to hold us accountable. Keep demanding that this government of, by, and for the people does its job for you and for all of us

Harassing people in a public meeting is wrong, but it is just as wrong for the person in charge of that meeting to allow the harassment

Protection of Camp Hale, which was used to train soldiers during World War II, was included in the CORE Act

99 percent of 6,500 comments were opposed to the project because of its potential deleterious effects on the environment and huge footprint in a rural valley

Gianforte’s budget proposal, released in mid-November, proposes to permanently cut voter-approved revenue that is used to protect wildlife and improve hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking