Montana Governor Gianforte Proposes $17.9B Budget for Tax Cuts, Education
November 18, 2024
During cheer practice, Karter sustained a concussion. Returning to school with support aids recovery, experts say.
State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen reopens applications for Montana’s Education Savings Account program for spring.
Montana’s policies prevent transgender people from changing the sex on birth certificates and licenses, sparking legal debates.
A new report highlights climate change’s significant impact on Montana agriculture, affecting wheat and cattle.
A federal court case involves Boise State players challenging the Mountain West’s transgender policy in sports.
A Louisiana law mandating Ten Commandments displays in schools is blocked as “unconstitutional,” sparking an appeal.
Missoula’s Jefferson Pre-K, a modest brick school with a bell and window decorations, faced a hidden danger until recently: high levels of lead in its water pipes. In 2021, mandated tests by Montana’s Department of Public Health and Human Services revealed hazardous lead levels throughout Jefferson’s water sources. Though immediate
Gov. Gianforte proposes Montana’s largest tax relief in history, prioritizing public safety, education, and infrastructure.
Cap Montana Property Taxes proposes a constitutional amendment to limit annual property tax growth to 2% for primary homes.
BOZEMAN – A large gathering of farmers, ranchers, and agricultural policymakers convened in Bozeman for the annual agricultural economics conference at Montana State University (MSU) last Friday. This event, part of Celebrate Agriculture Week, marked its 18th year, focusing on current agricultural policy and economic trends impacting Montana. Twelve experts,
