These short-sighted bills ignore the interests of Montanans who depend on access to the outdoors for their quality of life

As legislators return home to their lives as normal citizens, Montanans will feel the positive impacts of their work for years to come

One of the worst power-grabbing bills this session is SB 176, which allows the majority party to stack Interim Study Committees

Attacks by the elitist media to belittle the Legislature are really attacks on the voters

Because of our focused and unified approach to lawmaking this session, Montana is positioned more competitively as a great place to work, live, and raise a family

For the past three legislative sessions, Montana bicyclists have introduced bicycle safety legislation, and in all three sessions, our lawmakers have voted it down

Every single Montanan benefits from the Land and Water Conservation Fund in one way or another

Requiring able-bodied adults who do not have children to work 20 hours a week if they receive unemployment and welfare benefits is prudent

High-speed, chaotic lawmaking will result in devastating consequences for you, your families, and generations of Montanans to come

Unfortunately, Montana has accumulated over $4.8 billion in pension debt over the past 20 years

If the levies are not approved this spring by voters, the district will face budget shortfalls that require cuts to programs and services, and layoffs for teachers and staff

We remain committed to our mission to save lives, link people to resources and encourage dignity through low-barrier access to a warm safe place for those in need

Montanans across the political spectrum want our public land management agencies to do a better job of caring for our public lands

It is just one more example of the unrelenting compulsion of the Republican Party leadership to accumulate political power and control over every form and branch of government

Find the courage to do your job and deal with the statewide issues needed to lower housing costs