Tag: Greg Gianforte
Montana Homeowners Can Claim One-Time Property Tax Rebates Up to $400 Starting Friday
Applicants could be automatically enrolled in the state’s more complex Homestead Rate tax tiers
Could Coal Development Ease Property Tax Burden While Funding Montana Schools?
State officials invoke constitutional mandate in letters to BLM, arguing federal coal restrictions violate duty to maximize trust land revenues
Daily Montanan’s Legal Demand for Government Interviews Rebuffed by State
State officials cited editorial bias, out-of-state funding, and connections to international billionaire donors
Trump Administration Approves Rosebud Mine Expansion Montana Delegation Fought For
Mining plan modification extends operations through 2039, protecting 300 jobs after months of congressional pressure
Montana Democrats’ Post-Election Memo Reveals Strategy, Panic, and Denial
Leaked document reveals party dependence on courts, outside money, and procedural power as electoral support erodes statewide
Senate Reviews Mercer for Montana Federal Court Position
Former U.S. Attorney and State Rep. faces Senate questioning as Montana officials urge swift confirmation
Gianforte Seeks Applicants for Two New Yellowstone County Judgeships
Applications due Aug. 26 for district court positions created by legislature
German Tech Company Opens U.S. Headquarters in Lewiston, Planning 500 Jobs
VACOM plans $90 million investment, up to 500 jobs by 2030
Hardin Gains Fiber Broadband Access as Rural Expansion Continues
Visionary Broadband completes Hardin project, continues construction in Butte and Whitehall
Montana Residents Get 10-Day Head Start on Upland Bird Hunting Under New Law
Senate Bill 514 establishes resident-first hunting period for upland game birds, effective March 2026
Montana Launches ‘Earn While You Learn’ Apprentice Program to Train 160 New Teachers
Program will train 160 teacher apprentices starting in 2026, targeting rural and underserved communities
Billings Attorney Emily Jones Appointed to Montana Judicial Standards Commission
Attorney General Knudsen names Jones to four-year term on panel that investigates judicial misconduct
