Introduced by Republican Sen. Carl Glimm, R-Kila, SB 458 is a 61-page-bill that creates an impossibly narrow and embarrassingly unscientific definition of “sex” in Montana law

The March 14 vote to not purchase the property on Wiley Dike Road brings our area’s septage issue to a critical level

When states make it easier for parents to get an exemption from child care or school vaccinations, the use of exemptions increases

The act of excommunicating him from the party, the temerity to tell journalists that they dare not refer to him as a Republican – these are the cruel and arrogant moves of people without maturity or wisdom

In the second half of the legislative session, we will be focused on returning more of the $2 billion surplus to Montanans and passing a conservative state budget

When self-serving political interests propose and advocate so-called “reforms” in the next few weeks, let your legislator know where you stand – with judicial independence and against those who threaten it

Every other major city across the state is working with their local providers and creating solutions that meet their community’s most dire needs. We believe that hand-in-hand we can solve this together.

Selenium’s elevated presence in the environment is directly associated with coal mining. Do we want to impact the reproduction and survivability of Montana’s native fish and other wildlife for coal and Teck’s bottom line?

Republicans are providing significant financial relief to Montanans immediately and well into the future with this legislation

At the end of the day, in the words of last year’s Housing Task Force report to Governor Greg Gianforte, “Montana needs to increase its housing supply. Period.” This statement could not be truer in Flathead County.

Other nations are becoming more bold and more creative in how they challenge the United States

This year in the Montana Legislature, there are 57 constitutional amendment proposals, more than the total number of amendments requested in the past 50 years

SJ 6 is an acknowledgement of the Montana Indian Boarding School experience for the past 150 years

the amendment supported by cities effectively gutted most of the consumer protections

Without any supporting data or facts, or slightest bit of compassion, the commissioners are suggesting an organized conspiracy among people who simply share the common plight of being homeless