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- Property Tax Appeals Surge as Montanans Question State Valuations
- Missoula County Wants $5.76 Million More From Property Taxpayers to Fund Grant Bureaucracy and Climate Activism
- Missoula Property Owners Face $2.2 Million Increase in District Assessments
- Federal Rule Change Sparks Debate Over Rural Veterans Employment Services
- Daily Montanan’s Legal Demand for Government Interviews Rebuffed by State
Public Meeting for Creston Maintenance Site Gravel Pit Canceled
Prime Cut Construction LLC Withdraws Opencut Mining Permit Application
“Busting at the seams” County Jails Could See Relief from $150 Million State Prison Expansion
The funding seeks to boost public safety and mitigate overcrowding in county jails due to high crime rates linked to open border policies
Montana Honors Jeannette Rankin with a Dedicated Day
April 2nd declared as “Jeannette Rankin Day” in Montana, celebrating the first woman elected to U.S. Congress
Montana Congressional Delegation Urges Reversal of Biden’s Energy Policies to Support Colstrip Power Plant
A joint letter to the Trump EPA seeks exemptions to sustain Montana’s energy infrastructure and reduce consumer costs.
Montana Joins Coalition Urging Closure of Drug Trafficking Loophole
The coalition of attorneys general seeks to amend CBP’s Entry Type 86 program to tighten U.S. border security against illegal drug imports.
Governor Gianforte Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court to Uphold Parental Rights in Montana
Governor files amicus brief urging reversal of Montana Supreme Court’s decision on abortion consent law.
Montana GOP Claims Political Bias in Trial Against AG Austin Knudsen
Alleges partisanship is undermining justice, citing similar tactics used against President Trump.
Montana DCI Agents Secure Nine-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficker
Efforts by local law enforcement lead to substantial prison time for trafficker involved in meth and fentanyl distribution
Is it Really, “Your Body, Your Choice”?
Why are taxpayers footing the bill for abortions and trans surgeries in Montana—with no choice in the matter?
Wells Fargo Drops ESG Commitments Under Multi-State Legal Pressure
Led by Montana AG Austin Knudsen, a multi-state investigation addresses deceptive trade practices around ESG, influencing Wells Fargo’s significant policy reversal.
GRIT Conference Comes to Montana: Multi-State Training Against Human Trafficking
The 2025 Greater Rockies Immersive Training Conference aims to enhance strategies against human trafficking.
Montana Commerce Grants $122K to Support Tribal Tourism
Funding helps three tribal communities improve tourism sites and cultural events
Audit Clears Regier, Refuting Montana Free Press Report; Republicans Call for Retraction
Republicans seek retraction after audit clears Regier and disputes Montana Free Press narrative.
Fentanyl Seizures Fall, Drug Arrests and Other Seizures Rise in Montana
State sees drop in fentanyl deaths as drug enforcement ramps up, cartel-linked arrests rise
Gianforte Signs Law Limiting Court Power to Block Legislation
New law bans Montana courts from using weaker legal tests to pause bills passed by the Legislature.
Attorney General Sounds Alarm on Genetic Privacy as 23andMe Seeks Buyer
Attorney General Austin Knudsen underscores the importance of genetic data protection following 23andMe’s financial troubles.
Missoula Opens Applications for $1.1M in Opioid Settlement Grants
Montana communities eligible for opioid recovery funding through National Settlement grants.
Governors Gianforte and DeSantis Call for Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
Stressing fiscal responsibility, the governors push for a constitutional amendment to curb federal spending