
Marijuana Revenue Allocation: Up the County Roads
Article Author: Erin Sullivan The topic of marijuana tax revenue has been in the news several times over the last couple of months, as the fate of Senate Bill 442
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Article Author: Erin Sullivan The topic of marijuana tax revenue has been in the news several times over the last couple of months, as the fate of Senate Bill 442

Article Author: Jason Mohr Fort Peck Dam creates the country’s sixth-largest reservoir. This and at least 800 other dams hold back billions of gallons of surface water for farmers, ranchers,

Article Author: Katy Callon Montana ranks second in the nation among states where drivers are most likely to have a collision with wildlife, according to the Montana Department of Transportation’s

Article Author: Laura Sherley Most conversation around meat tends to focus on themes such as farm-to-table journey, animal handling, and food processing but what about the ‘why’ and how we

Article Author: Jason Mohr The state of Montana has paid out more than $1.8 million to jump start improvements on the Flathead Indian Irrigation Project–work that was long envisioned under

Article Author: Pad McCracken Members of multiple legislative committees recently climbed aboard the “school bus” for an educational field trip to our neighbors to the North. Following two convenings of

Article Author: Laura Sherley 2020 Montana State Redistricting: So, what changed? New maps and features are available for those wanting a visual perspective of the legislative district changes between the

Article Author: Laura Sherley Tune in to the September 18-19 Revenue Interim Committee meeting to learn more about property taxes! You can stream the meeting here or find it on

Article Author: Bethany McDowell James Montana’s 68th Legislative Session ended May 2nd, 2023, but the Legislature’s work continues. Legislators and staff are gearing up for the interim, which is the

Article Author: Joe Kolman Montana is small enough that legislators often know many of their constituents by name. Each House District represents about 11,000 people and each Senate District includes