The recent proposal to eliminate the graduate degree requirement for library directors raises serious concerns about the future of library leadership

The creation of this legislation wasn’t preceded by public meetings or listening sessions

Evergreen Wolverines will have safe routes to schools starting in the 2024–2025 school year

It seems that every fall, for at least the past 40 years, government shutdowns have dominated the discourse in Washington, D.C.

A committee identified ways to improve our already good system

Montanans will have an alternative to the incumbent’s nefarious management of the Office of Public Instruction

Tester remains focused on rural, on people, on helping Montanans

We need to remove any hurdle to recruiting and retaining quality educators

This revision in the tax code puts immense financial strain on small engineering firms that innovate while they serve the public

Grizzly bears are a significant natural, cultural and spiritual resource, part of our identity as Montanans

The FTVA will restore trust in our elections and allow Montana and our nation to thrive again

Small businesses are the backbone of the state’s economy

The “Montana Sportsmen Act” sponsored by Daines removes protection of over 100,000 acres of proposed Wilderness

Just turn on the TV and you’d swear every candidate’s opponent is a malevolent creature of sorts who just broke out of jail

For the foreseeable future, we will hold public meetings every six to eight weeks across Montana to consider reforms