A Lewis and Clark District Court judge ruled that redrawn Montana Public Service Commission maps do not necessarily violate the state's constitution or constitute gerrymandering.
Columnist Darrell Ehrlick says that if Montana leaders want to teach more about religion, then plastering the walls with the ...
The Montana Legislature is considering legislation that would allow resort communities that have opted for a local sales tax to use the money the tax raises for workforce housing. Current ...
Debate is heating up in the Montana Legislature over a bill that would require putting the Ten Commandments in every ...
The senator and lobbyist were responding to Senate Bill 114, to require public school trustees to post the Ten Commandments — ...
UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism Legislators Consider Allowing Resort Tax Revenue for Workforce Housing HELENA – The Montana Legislature is considering ...
Senate Bill 114 would require public school trustees to post the Ten Commandments in each classroom in every public school in ...
The senator and lobbyist were responding to Senate Bill 114, to require public school trustees to post the Ten Commandments — ...
On Friday, the public gave spirited testimony on a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools.
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