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- How Montana’s SB 218 Was Gutted: The Politics of Legislative Poison Pills
- VIDEO: Missoula Councilwoman Stacie Anderson Spreads Misinformation About 2020 Election Integrity Efforts
- We Didn’t Get The Property Tax Relief We Need
- Montana Organizations Can Access Up to $400,000 in Grants for America’s 250th Anniversary Projects
- One Gay Judge Just Told Montana Women Their Privacy Is Bigotry
How Montana’s SB 218 Was Gutted: The Politics of Legislative Poison Pills
HD 69 candidate Trevor Walter details how a bill protecting children from gender-transition procedures was weakened by ‘poison pill’ amendments in 2025 session
Montana Organizations Can Access Up to $400,000 in Grants for America’s 250th Anniversary Projects
October 30 deadline for community organizations to apply for semiquincentennial commemoration funding
Charlie Kirk’s Death and America’s Crisis of Truth
Rep. Shannon Maness warns that when ‘my truth’ replaces God’s truth, violence follows.
Montana Opens Chrome for Kids Grant Applications for Nonprofits Helping Sick Children
Nonprofits have until November 10 to apply for grants funded by motorcycle registration fees
Montanans for Life Launches Mobile App to Connect Pro-Life Advocates
Free platform aims to connect advocates and overcome communication barriers
Montana House GOP Holds Sex Definition Bill to Avoid Court Challenges
House leadership says it can hold passed legislation despite sine die adjournment
Gianforte Seeks Applicants for Two New Yellowstone County Judgeships
Applications due Aug. 26 for district court positions created by legislature
ACLU Montana Weaponizes Race in Latest Challenge to New Voter Registration Law
Third voting law challenge in six years prompts questions about “disproportionate” effect on Native Americans, litigation strategy and true motivations
We Didn’t Get The Property Tax Relief We Need
Tax Shift Helps Some, Hikes Bills for Others, and Leaves Systemic Issues Unresolved
Montana’s First Safe Haven Baby Box Blessed at Lockwood Fire Hall
Second box planned for Missoula as state secures funding for eight additional Safe Haven installations
Is Montana “The Worst”?
It’s easy to lose perspective, but there’s still much to be proud of in Montana.
After Conservative Backlash Over Legislative Collapse, RINO Removal Project Expands into Montana
After grassroots backlash over tax hikes, budget growth, and judicial inaction, conservative group aims to unseat Montana “RINO” Legislators
Chemtrails and Compliance
On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, the skies lit up over Missoula and the Bitterroot with an extraordinary amount of what are commonly known as “chemtrails.” Since that day, numerous instances of these visible streaks—sprayed from jets crisscrossing the sky—have blanketed the area with “something” intended for a specific end. That “something” is being imposed on…
Gianforte Touts Legislative Wins as Freedom Caucus Blasts Property Tax Bill
As Gianforte touts legislative progress, conservatives raise alarms over property tax reform.
Montana’s Whine Producers
From protests to politics: Montana is producing a lot of intoxicating whines
Montana Bill Raises Alarm Over Human Experimentation Standards
Critics say SB 535 lacks basic patient safeguards, opens door to biotech human trials with minimal oversight
Parental Rights Advocates Warn New Amendment to HB 377 Could Encourage “Medical Kidnapping”
Group says HB 377 now requires CPS reports before parents can be denied medical access — raising fears of medical overreach.
Montana: A Purple Beast in a Red Coat In The Wild Wild West
Montana GOP Treasurer Bill Lussenheide dissects the Treasure State’s fierce and contradictory political soul—from labor populism to rural conservatism.