Once we remove protections and open backcountry areas in our national forests to development, there is no going back

Protecting high-value areas while pushing growth elsewhere has failed

Due process and the Promise of America

What if Montana’s Secretary of State spent less time chasing phantoms and more time helping eligible Montanans vote?

In Flathead County homeowners saw real tax relief as did most year-round Montanans

Recent events show how easily executive power can test legal and constitutional limits

History shows us what happens when industries become dominated by a few giants

Where did the free spirit, sense of independence, and rugged individualism that Montana is known for disappear to?

Public lands remain a rare unifying issue in our state, and Montanans are paying attention

The business of fueling rage with fake policy analysis and scorecards

At a time when many Montanans are struggling, Republicans offering empty words is just a whole lot of nothing

Our public lakes are slowly being treated as private amenities for those fortunate enough to own shoreline property

For decades I have seen a small group of people have undue influence on Whitefish

APR's model romanticizes a pre-settlement prairie at the expense of those who have managed these lands responsibly for over a century

Renewing the Great American Outdoors Act is not a partisan issue, it is a common-sense investment