The changes the Gianforte administration will implement this summer make an already complex system more burdensome

Between a pandemic that’s raging into its third year and perennially low wages, a working person is lucky to simply tread water in a turbulent sea of political nonsense

I wasted some of my time in the Montana House of Representatives when I carried a bill to tax the excess profits of oil companies

Ours is one of the least amended constitutions in the U.S.

It’s easy to understand how Congress is unable to act on major social issues like gun ownership and control

The sanctity of life falls short when common sense gun safety laws are forfeited

An extra layer of insight makes the highs, and lows, of covering track and field all the more dramatic

Your local electric co-op encourages you to learn more about the lower Snake River dams, and welcomes the opportunity to continue this important discussion

Most disturbing is the complete lack of transparency and opportunity for public input

In 2022, Americans are in another cycle of crisis, mentally whipsawed by a despicable new double-whammy of back-to-back atrocities

We’re on the verge of losing our freedoms as the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe’s provisions

I would place Flathead County’s litigation record on land use decisions against any jurisdiction in the United States

After the Dockstader Island debacle (the bridge also has to be torn out) our county commissioners should have learned their lesson

People around Montana work hard trying to make life better for family and community. We get by with what we have, do what we must, and put family, faith and community at the center.

Knowing a candidate’s history of selfless work through community involvement and professionalism is a key predictor of how they will behave in office