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Several bills targeting zoning reforms to address the state’s current and future housing needs have advanced with bipartisan support.

In 2016 Montana became one of the first states to adopt numeric standards for certain river systems. Now, under a law passed during the last legislative session, it’s become the first to repeal them.

A bill moving through the Montana Legislature would allow property owners to claim compensation from the state if they incur losses due to state…

Montana Democrats say a Republican state House committee chair used a double standard during a hearing Tuesday to silence verbal testimony from bill opponents who brought up race when talking about a proposal to ban sanctuary cities in the state.

Gun regulation can cause heated arguments across the nation and especially in Montana, where over half of the citizenry owns a registered firearm. This election Montana voters will decide whether to restrict local governments’ ability to enact their own gun control measures.

A 2.5 percent sales tax and the elimination of certain property taxes is under consideration by the Montana Legislature.It’s a proposal that could swing…

There’s been some improvement in Montana’s roads, bridges and other public works projects since 2014, but they’re still generally in mediocre shape.…

Here are some topics we’re sure to see from this year’s state legislative session starting on Jan. 5th.Medicaid ExpansionGovernor Steve Bullock is still…