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Opportunities missed to protect Flathead watershed
The 68th session of the Montana Legislature recently concluded. While there have been some tacit wins for water ...
Letters to the editor May 16
Letters to the editor May 16
Letters to the editor May 15
Letters to the editor May 15
Yes, the United States is a Christian nation
The newest darling of the media, Missoula’s Rep. Zooey Zephyr, was recently quoted as saying that Christian nationalism represents a threat to democracy.
Montana’s farmers and ranchers would bear the brunt of a federal asset tax
In his budget plan for the upcoming fiscal year, President Joe Biden proposed a federal tax on assets.
Letters to the editor May 14
Letters to the editor May 14
Legislature defends Montana’s foundational values
Recently, there have been attacks on the 68th Montana Legislature by the liberal media.
Pitfalls of political purity
A couple of months ago former Republican Gov. Marc Racicot was labeled a RINO and formally drummed out of the Montana Republican Party — this in the face of the fact that he was responsible for the election of Pr...
FVCC’s class of 2023 will help change the world
Flathead Valley Community College will celebrate the class of 2023 at our 55th annual commencement on the FVCC campus in Kalispell on Friday, May 12.
Working with Legislature to fight crime in Kalispell
My top priority as Attorney General is the safety and security of Montana communities.
Letters to the editor May 9
Letters to the editor May 9
Letters to the editor May 8
Letters to the editor May 8
Sine Die: Legislature protects Montana’s next generation
The 68th session of the Montana Legislature is one that every Montanan can be proud of.
Supermajority power has led to corruption
“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
Livestock industry’s war on wildlife at Montana Legislature
At Gov. Greg Gianforte’s behest, the Montana Legislature's anti-wildlife bias was on full display this session.
Montana Democrats deliver; Republicans waste session
The 68th session of the State Legislature has ended, but the harm done by a Republican supermajority drunk on power will continue to be felt for a long time.