Montana Supreme Court Upholds Open Government Meetings in Judge Appointments
April 23, 2025
The Montana Supreme Court upheld citizens’ rights to open government meetings, impacting judicial appointment transparency.
The Montana Supreme Court upheld citizens’ rights to open government meetings, impacting judicial appointment transparency.
Montana lawmakers advance HB 932 & SB 537 on marijuana tax changes for conservation, creating a habitat legacy account.
Gov. Gianforte’s property tax relief proposal resurfaces in the Montana Legislature, shifting tax burden to non-resident owners.
Missoula City Council considers allocating federal and local housing funds for veterans projects and homelessness prevention.
Gov. Greg Gianforte’s property tax relief bill failed in Montana Senate, casting doubt on solutions for rising taxes.
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MISSOULA — Nearly 7,500 people filled the University of Montana’s Adams Center Wednesday for Bernie Sanders’ rally.
Missoula’s free preschool expansion impacts childcare, reducing demand for preschool age but overall demand remains high.
Montana’s Republican effort to regulate courts is faltering, with only eight of 27 bills surviving in the Legislature.
The Department of Homeland Security revoked F-1 visas of three international students at MSU, as noted by President Cruzado.
Montana Senate approves HB 400, allowing refusal to use preferred pronouns, sparking debate on transgender rights.
A bipartisan Senate coalition gains control over legislative sessions, empowering Senate Minority Leader Pat Flowers.
