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Two Montana Republican state house members today endorsed the Libertarian Party’s candidate for President. Daniel Zolnikov from Billings and Nick…
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A Montana lawmaker is praising President Obama’s decision to restrict the kinds of military surplus equipment that go to local police departments.…
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The Montana House has narrowly approved an updated list of mandatory vaccinations for Montana school students; even though the Senate rejected the House’s…
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At least six Montana police departments, including Billings, Bozeman, and Missoula, are using armored vehicles similar to those used by the military in…
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Montana is one of the last states where it’s legal to send a text message while driving, but that could change if the legislature approves a bill debated…
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Some days you just can’t win...but you can tie, twice. It happened this week at the Montana State Capitol, as Montana Public Radio's Steve Jess explains.
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This week on "Capitol Talk", tax cut bills are getting a lot of attention at the Montana Legislature this session. One legislator, Nicholas Schwaderer of…
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State lawmakers are considering the question of who should make tax policy decisions. Voters or the Montana Legislature?Members of the House Taxation…
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Wednesday, Montana legislators heard a bill that would ban the militarization of police forces in the state. The bill comes after police in Ferguson,…
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There may be no more solemn duty in electoral politics than considering a constitutional amendment, and this year Montanans face such a choice. Of course,…