Many Americans still don’t understand — or have somehow forgotten — that Jan. 6 was nothing less than a violent, attempted coup

I’d like to share some of the good work your state lawmakers accomplished in the legislative session

Food waste in America is increasing, while the cost of food, and hunger in the U.S. are rising.

Thanks to the Act, bull trout still swim Montana’s rivers, grizzly bears still roam the mountains, and peregrine falcons still soar the Big Sky

It’s important that we as Montanans redouble our support for our military service members and veterans

The need for immediate action through a special session will likely result in hastily crafted remedies of complicated taxation issues

Lower Snake River dam removal is our best chance to recover healthy and abundant Snake River salmon and steelhead populations

I’m becoming increasingly concerned that the very slow pace of ongoing litigation over laws passed in recent and future legislative sessions

We need tax policy that allows us to remain agile, innovative and competitive

Between redistricting and the hard work of Democrats across the state, 2024 brings a very different story

The decisions made on the future viability of hydro projects will have a direct impact on the lives and livelihoods of Montanans

If enacted, the 220,000 Montanans served by these co-ops could lose access to this power

We worked to improve public safety by cracking down on violent criminals, helping crime victims, and supporting law enforcement

Legislation influenced by hospital lobbyists created this situation. Legislation designed for fairness can stop it.

Policymakers should focus on supporting and strengthening Montana’s credit unions and community banks