Montana's 'Disclose Act' Remains Intact After 9th Circuit Opinion
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals released an opinion this week in a longstanding debate over Montana Political Practices law. Continue reading…
View ArticleMT Secures Major Settlement With Big Tobacco on Missed Payments
In 1998, there was a major national settlement involving multiple states and some major tobacco companies. Continue reading…
View ArticleMissoula's Veterans Treatment Court in Jeopardy, Advocates Say
It appears that Missoula’s Veterans Court is in jeopardy if a federal grant isn’t approved soon. Continue reading…
View ArticleMT Begins to Backfill Funding Cuts in K -12 Education, Special Ed
Money is beginning to be poured into some of the services that were cut during the special legislative session. Continue reading…
View ArticleMissoula International Airport Receives $8.7 Million Grant
The Missoula International Airport is expected to open their first phase of their new terminal in 2021. Continue reading…
View ArticleMontana Reaches Settlement With UBER Over Driver Information Hack
The State of Montana will be receiving some money from the ride sharing company UBER Technologies. Continue reading…
View ArticleNew Imitation Census Survey Reaches MT Residents, Asks for Money
Montana’s Census and Economic Information Center at the Department of Commerce is reminding Montanans that official U.S. Census Bureau surveys will never ask people for money. Continue reading…
View ArticleAirline Competition Saved Missoulians $14 Million This Past Year
The Missoula International Airport added American Airlines a year ago and that saved passengers a significant amount of money. Continue reading…
View Article25 Ways You Could be Saving Money Today
These money-saving tips—from finding discounts to simple changes to your daily habits—can come in handy whether you have a specific savings goal, want to stash away cash for retirement, or just want to...
View ArticleDid Montana’s Smallest Town Turn Down Its COVID Relief Money?
This town told the government to take their money back. Continue reading…
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