Governor Greg Gianforte's proposal to reduce residential property taxes by raising taxes on secondary homes has advanced to ...

A slew of tax credits aimed at alleviating the tax burden are still making their way through both Senate and House.

The University of Montana Western is proud to announce that Raina Mortenson has been appointed as a Student Regent for the ...

Similar to SB 42, the House version, carried by Representative Paul Fielder, R-Thompson Falls, would have allowed judicial ...

Governor Greg Gianforte says he’s excited to work with the Trump administration after meeting with the president and some of his cabinet last week.

Lawmakers are debating proposals to change the Best Beginnings scholarship program, as well as a child care tax credit pitch.

UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism Several Property Tax Bills Emerge as Front Runners at Legislature HELENA — In early January, Gov. Greg Gianforte told lawmakers ...

SB 42, requiring judges to declare a party, advanced while HB 295, giving judicial candidates the option to list party ...

Advocates have filed a class action lawsuit in federal court, arguing that the state of Montana should allow students with disabilities to continue receiving public education past the age of 18.

Billed as one of the biggest potential fights of the 2025 Montana Legislature, Medicaid expansion was fully approved this week by lawmakers with bipartisan support before the midway point of ...

Governor Greg Gianforte has signed several bills into law, now transmitted to the Secretary of State for official recording.

The federal class-action lawsuit filed Thursday claims two special-education students from Lewistown and Kalispell weren’t allowed to finish the school year because they turned 18 and 19 respectively.