All told, the Legislature passed more than $500 million in property tax relief over the next five years

Help protect public lands that Montanans depend on from contamination, unscrupulous speculation, and neglect

The conservative budgeting from the Legislature and resulting historic budget surplus allowed Republicans to do both tax relief and long-term planning

If politicians don’t take action in the next 10 years, Social Security payments could be cut by 20%

E-bikes are motorized vehicles and should be driven on roads with other motorized vehicles, not on non-motorized trails

Because of the biennial reappraisal of residential property most Montanans are faced with huge increases in the values of their homes

The focus should be getting people internet — not on providing political handouts to labor unions and progressive special interest groups

Contact your federal representatives and urge them not to pass legislation circumventing ESA requirements

All told, Republicans passed over $1 billion in one-time and ongoing permanent tax relief over Democrats’ repeated objections

At the end of the day, regular Montanans got hung out to dry when it comes to a long-term property tax solution

Hardworking Montanans should keep more of what they earn, because ultimately, it isn’t the government’s money

The recent renomination of Gwynne Wilcox to the board raises concerns about partisanship and conflicts of interest

Even though your property appreciated greatly, it doesn’t mean your taxes will go up by the same amount

The governor can call the Legislature into a special session for one day to pass one bill that amends one statute by changing one formula

Our tax dollars should help our most vulnerable community members, not subsidize the purchases of our most wealthy