Missoula Mayor Hopeful Homeless Ruling Will Be Ironed Out
Missoula residents anticipate crucial Supreme Court verdict on homeless camp regulations, with Mayor Davis hopeful for a balanced solution.
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Montana City Featured On National PBS Show
Montana City Was Featured On A National PBS Broadcast
Senate President Confronts Montana Supreme Court’s ‘Abuse of Power’
When one branch leaves its lane to interfere with another branch, it’s called abuse of power.
Missoula Property Tax Bills are Causing Some Confusion
Here are the answers.
Reversing Restrictions on Homeless Camp Bans in Montana
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a coalition of 24 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief.
Montana Supreme Court Clears the Way for Black Butte Copper Mine
For those concerned about possible pollution of waters in the area, Schlepp said the company has helped to create a non-profit to provide oversight of the mine.
Senator Daines Comments on Impeachment, Espinoza, Hero Pilot
Montana Senator Steve Daines called in to the KGVO Montana Morning show on Friday to provide an update on several issues, including President Trump’s Impeachment Trial.
Appeal – MT Supreme Court Accused of Unconstitutional Decision in School Tax Credit Case
A decision by the Montana Supreme Court that ruled that a tax credit program in Montana was unconstitutional will soon be challenged at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Stops Unions from Compelling Fees for Employment
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday in Janus v AFSCME ruled 5-4 that no public employee can be compelled to pay any union dues or fees as a condition of employment.
Supreme Court Grants Two Victories to Same-Sex Marriage Supporters
The Supreme Court issued two rulings on Wednesday morning regarding same-sex marriage, and both were victories for gay-rights supporters.