Montana House Advances Workforce Housing Tax Credit Bill with Bipartisan Support
January 16, 2025
A bipartisan Montana House bill proposes a state workforce housing tax credit to address the housing shortage crisis.
A bipartisan Montana House bill proposes a state workforce housing tax credit to address the housing shortage crisis.
The Bobcat Rodeo Team of Montana State University will join the “Pass in Review” parade after the presidential inauguration next week.
Greg Schartz recalls a wilderness that was once untouched but now crowded, illustrating the need for a new river plan.
Montana’s House lawmakers have given preliminary approval to a controversial bill mandating bathroom and sleeping area use based on chromosomes and reproductive biology. Following a party-line vote of 58-42, House Bill 121 moves closer to a final vote before heading to the Senate. Critics argue the bill unfairly targets transgender
Montana set a record with over 63,814 new business registrations in 2024, highlighting pro-business policies.
A bill to bar transgender students from women’s sports teams passed the U.S. House, sparking strong opposition.
Montana legislators are gearing up to tackle crucial challenges in the K-12 education system, including raising teacher salaries, enhancing school funding, and improving early math skills among students. Low starting wages for new educators contribute significantly to Montana’s persistent teacher shortage, making recruitment difficult for many school districts. Key legislative
Rep. Zolnikov proposes a bill for self-serve wine using electronic devices, aiming to reduce overpours and aid hospitality.
Montana’s largest coal mine, Spring Creek, may expand to boost production by 19 million tons if approved.
Shoplifting rates in NYC, LA, and Chicago remain high post-pandemic, impacting retailers and prompting stricter laws.
Montana Senate resumes key debates after internal disputes, as House tackles a controversial transgender bathroom bill.
At the start of the 2025 Montana Legislature, lawmakers are set to debate economic challenges in the child care system.
