Governor’s Programs Aim to Get Workers Back to Work
Across the state, business owners and industry organizations are heralding Governor Gianforte’s programs aimed at getting Montanans back to work.
Mark Morse Plans Run for County Commissioner
Mark Morse is a man of many talents, and now that he is retired, he wants to apply those talents to help run county government.
Gianforte Signs Bill Allowing Patients to Pay Doctors Directly
At a direct patient care facility in Billings, Governor Greg Gianforte today signed a bill expanding access to affordable, high-quality health care.A bill that will allow patients to pay their doctors directly rather than having to go through an insurance company was signed into law by Governor Greg Gianforte last week. The bill, SB -101 […]
Legislative Update from House Majority Leader Sue Vinton
HELENA- The House passed three comprehensive recreational marijuana implementation bills this week. These bills take different approaches to the regulation of recreational marijuana, but they all respect the will of voters and ensure proper safeguards are in place.
Loveridge, Billings Businessman, Files for Council Seat
Lifelong resident and businessman, Charlie Loveridge has been the first to announce his candidacy for the Billings City Council. Loveridge will be challenging incumbent Denise Joy in Ward 3, should she run for re-election. There will be five city council positions and the office of Mayor open for election on November 2, 2021. Loveridge said he […]
Benson Not Eligible for Water District Board Position
One of the announced candidates for the Heights Water District board election has been determined to be ineligible to serve on the board.
Opposition Group Introduces Legislation to Modify Marijuana Laws
Wrong for Montana (WFM), a campaign which fought against the legalization of recreational marijuana, has supported legislation intended to delay the implementation of marijuana commercialization in Monana. As written, I-190 states that rules and regulations for businesses must be in place by October 2021, and adult use marijuana sales can begin by January 2022. House […]
Legislative Update from Majority Leader Sue Vinton
HELENA- This week, the Legislature was able to dig into the latest round of federal COVID-19 funds. Unlike last year when the previous Governor allocated federal COVID funds without Legislative input, we are in session now.
Legislative Update from Representative Barry Usher
The second half of the legislative session started this week with the focus on putting together a conservative state budget including meaningful tax reductions.
Legislative Achievements During the First Half of the Session
During the first half of the 67th Montana Legislature, the Republican Majority logged important achievements, keeping the promises we made to our constituents.