Gov. Gianforte signed two bills into law aimed at reducing property taxes for homeowners, while increasing them for second homes and short-term rentals.
Several bills from the 2025 legislature alter Montana’s election laws, including voter registration deadlines.
Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill professionalizing doula care in Montana, allowing Medicaid billing for services.
A Judge ruled Montana’s 2023 law banning gender transition medical care for minors unconstitutional, citing rights violations.
Montana will now recognize Indigenous Peoples Day, marking a positive step for unity and education in the state.
Voters in major Montana school districts approved general fund increases, but Belgrade’s requests and Helena’s tech funding failed.
Kristi Noem announced Real ID won’t be required for flights; TSA may redirect non-compliant travelers for extra checks.
A settlement with the MT Board of Education marks progress in a lawsuit over the misuse of Indian Education for All funds.
Montana’s HB 292, signed by Gov. Gianforte, strengthens defenses against SLAPPs, protecting free speech rights.
Lawmakers entered Montana’s 2025 session facing many questions: Medicaid renewal, budget decisions, property tax relief.
Montana’s behavioral health system, strained by past budget cuts, is set for revitalization with new legislative support.
The 69th Montana Legislature concluded, approving residential property tax relief and a $16.6 billion budget bill.
