Inflation and Globalization
Multinational corporations have seized this opportunity to raise prices on products they sell to unreasonable levels because they have the market power to do so
Multinational corporations have seized this opportunity to raise prices on products they sell to unreasonable levels because they have the market power to do so
Montana does need additional housing, and construction has not kept pace with demand; but simply gutting our local zoning codes will not solve its housing problems
The initiative would freeze residential property value at the 2019 level while changing the assessed value to the acquisition value when purchased
Our state can be an energy producing powerhouse, for the nation as well as for ourselves, if we unleash our state’s potential
When Republicans defend the Jan. 6 insurrection as a “legitimate political discourse,” it should give any party member reason to reconsider their loyalty to party
Ballots will be mailed this week and we ask that you vote YES for the Kalispell high school levy and return it by May 3.
We are approaching our country’s 51st Earth Day. Let’s commit ourselves to ensuring that our planet, and all its species and all its beauty, is thriving 51 years from now.
Surely we can come up with something that helps the ones that need it most — Montana’s full time residents
If the Secretary is serious about following the science and the law, she must promote, rather than disparage, state management authority
The use of facial recognition technology is growing, and it sometimes serves a good purpose. But this technology is also a new wild West.
Creating an election fraud tribunal would be a waste of taxpayer dollars
The city of Whitefish will continue to honor our community’s commitment to create a downtown environment that is pedestrian and business friendly
Pollutant standard is a Montana-made solution that we should support and be proud of, not undermine with misinformation
The future of democratic governments and the survival of humanity are being challenged on all sides by violence and global warming
In the old days, a visitor needed only a National Parks Pass to enter Glacier, but then 3 million people tried to visit every summer