These three bills aim to rein in local government spending and are tied to the Republican-led idea that local governments, not the state, are largely to blame for the skyrocketing ...
Two bills designed to lower property taxes by changing the way mill levies work elicited opposition from local government officials, including those in Kalispell, last week. Senate Bill 204 would ...
A pair of bills aimed at closing loopholes that may make it too easy for Montana property owners to qualify for hefty ...
Medicaid expansion renewal clears major hurdle; Officials meet over Flathead law enforcement funding
Briefs: Montana's Medicaid expansion program clears major hurdle in the state Legislature. Gov. Gianforte meets with tribal ...
State health officials want to add more facilities for discharged state hospital patients who need support reentering their ...
After a debate Thursday, the Montana House has allowed two bills to move forward that lay out two significantly different ways of providing residents with property tax relief.
Allegations of criminal activity by former Montana Senate leader Jason Ellsworth are being handed over to the state ...
Gov. Greg Gianforte took a break from the legislative session in Helena to congratulate Protech Steel on their expanding ...
The mostly friendly state battle for tax competition and economic competitiveness is alive and well in our region. Except for ...
Gov. Greg Gianforte and Republican leaders in the Montana House and Senate have all talked about cutting state income taxes ...
During a Jan. 29 committee hearing, state officials who proposed the cut said they’re trying to eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy in government.
Although the agency touts the leases as an alternative to perpetual conservation easements, the Gianforte administration has ...
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