Montana Legislature Tackles Medicaid, Budget, Taxes in 2025 Session
May 2, 2025
Lawmakers entered Montana’s 2025 session facing many questions: Medicaid renewal, budget decisions, property tax relief.
Lawmakers entered Montana’s 2025 session facing many questions: Medicaid renewal, budget decisions, property tax relief.
Panasonic partners with Kansas colleges for an 8-week apprenticeship, creating a workforce for its new EV battery factory.
Missoula County Public Schools seeks voter approval for levies to maintain programs and safety, noting budget constraints.
Michigan’s clean energy progress faces uncertainty due to federal rollbacks, despite state efforts and IRA funding.
The NEH cuts threaten LancasterHistory’s planned educator position with a $50,000 loss, affecting cultural programs.
Trump and GOP seek to repeal clean energy tax credits, potentially affecting jobs and costs. Local businesses are concerned.
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T urge Montana to pass SB 534, granting tax breaks for rural network expansion.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy plans to cut 10,000 USPS jobs, reduce pensions, and review 30,000 retail center leases.
Medicaid insures nearly 3 million low-income Michiganders, but potential federal cuts threaten rural hospitals and care.
President Trump urges the repeal of a 2022 law that has spurred major semiconductor investments and job creation.
Detroit children’s deaths highlight homelessness crisis; family gets new home; housing shortage worsens situation.
NCES data collection is at risk due to budget cuts by DOGE, raising concerns about politicization and data loss.
