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On the heels of voting down other labor related bills, Montana lawmakers decisively rejected a "right-to-work" bill for private unions Tuesday.
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Montana's congressman votes as expected against impeachment, and Montana's two senators are having a very public spat. Gov. Gianforte has a rocky rollout…
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Two high-profile bills outlining a path for Montana to borrow tens of millions of dollars to update infrastructure across the state got their first…
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The latest campaign finance reports show that a lot of the $3 million that’s flowed into the race for Montana’s I-186 ballot measure so far has come from…
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The Secretary of the Veterans Administration visited Montana today, and made an announcement that many veterans will welcome.At an event in Helena,…
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Montana senators have started the clock on the final day of the legislative session, forcing a 24-hour limit on the political chess match over funding…
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HELENA -- The House gave final approval Friday to amendments on a bill that would appropriate roughly $157 million for capital projects with state special…
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An attempt to resurrect legislation written to aid the city of Colstrip when parts of the coal-fired power plant there shut down, failed a long-shot vote…
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The Senate gave final approval today to a bill that would fund capital projects, like university system renovations and a veterans’ home in Butte, with…
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Representative Jim Keane often refers to his infrastructure bills as "vehicles." The Butte Democrat continues to steer those bills through the process.…