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From tax relief to programs that foster “prosperity” and “self-sufficiency,” Montana Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte laid out his plan to grow Montana’s economy and address what he called “the ...

The Great Falls Public Schools board voted during their Jan. 13 meeting to call for their annual regular board election, call for a mail ballot and request that the Cascade County elections office ...

Plans for high school baseball are progressing and the Great Falls Public Schools board heard an update from district officials on the process during their Jan. 13 meeting. Lance Boyd, as assistant ...

The Montana Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on a proposal to complete storm drainage repairs by replacing an existing storm drain with about 130 feet of new storm drain pipe ...

Proponents lined the walls of the House Taxation Committee room on Jan. 10 in support of establishing a $1.5 million Montana workforce housing tax credit program. House Bill 21 is a state-specific ...

The C.M. Russell High boys’ basketball team pulled out a win against Billings Senior on Jan. 10. CMR prevailed 72-68 in overtime at CMR's fieldhouse. Matt Ehnes of Arizona Detours was there to capture ...

The Great Falls Public Schools athletic department said Jan. 13 that two soccer coaches had resigned. Steve Skaer, head girls soccer coach at C.M. Russell High school submitted his resignation, after ...

City Commissioners rescinded a construction contract during their Jan. 7 meeting and approve a revised version due to errors in the version they approved in December. In December, staff presented a ...

Lawmakers on the House State Administration Committee heard testimony on a bill Wednesday that would allow political parties to contribute money to judicial campaigns in Montana. Proponents of House ...

Lawmakers are considering a bill that would make local agencies ask voters for a specific dollar amount of property tax increases on ballot levies rather than rely on mills — a property tax-based ...

UM Legislative News Service HELENA – Montana Lawmakers heard an hour of what one representative called “concerning and astounding" testimony Thursday on a bill aimed at protecting children from sexual ...