Category: Government
Montana Secures $1.3 Billion Wheat Deal with Taiwan Through 2029
Four-Year Agreement Covers 21.5% of State’s Annual Wheat Production
Daines Backs Campus Religious Liberty Bill Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Federal legislation would cut university funding over religious group discrimination
Education Secretary Praises Montana’s Workforce Development Model During MSU Visit
Visit highlights state’s apprenticeship growth and industry partnerships as model for national policy
Daines Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Combat Stillbirths Through Better Data Collection
SHINE for Autumn Act would provide federal grants to states for stillbirth surveillance and prevention research
Montana Leads 27 States Challenging California Magazine Ban at Supreme Court
Knudsen argues lower courts are defying Supreme Court gun rights precedents
DNRC Proposes 50-Acre Wildfire Prevention Project Near Bozeman
Project reflects Montana’s expanded forest management strategy backed by $30 million annual funding
Montana Centenarians Share Secrets as State Tackles Aging Challenges
21 Montanans reached 100 in 2025, celebrated at conference addressing long-term care crisis
Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sale Generates $38 Million for Montana, North Dakota
Phoenix Energy One leads competitive bidding for 23 parcels covering more than 7,600 acres of public land
Montana Secretary of State Promotes Voter Registration Ahead of 2026 Midterms
Christi Jacobsen encourages Montanans to verify registration status and prepare for 2026 elections
Industry Executives Dominate Gianforte’s Energy Task Force Appointments
Twenty-member panel includes utility executives and energy company officials, with bipartisan legislative leadership from Pope and Parry
New Legal Project Offers Free Constitutional Representation for Montanans
Big Sky Legal Project targets property rights, economic freedom, and educational opportunity cases
Missoula Redevelopment to Consider $75,000 for Library Green Roof Despite City’s Deficit Budget
Tax increment financing request comes weeks after city adopted $2.5 million deficit budget
