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Lawmakers weigh slew of policies touching on educational goals and instructional quality
Policymakers in the 2025 session are advancing proposals targeting early numeracy, career-based education and other classroom priorities. But how far does the Legislature’s role in setting the tone of public instruction extend?
Yellowstone’s gateway town fears for its future amid Trump funding cuts
The chaos and uncertainties that have come with Trump’s executive actions reach all corners of the country and, as with the case of cutting funding to USAID, some other countries. But Gardiner, perhaps like no other place, can be seen as an epicenter of loss following Trump’s decisions. Shutting down federal funding through the Park…
Lawmakers urge state health department to reinstate tribal relations position
Tribal leaders, health officials and community members have told lawmakers that restoring the tribal relations manager position is critical in improving health outcomes in Indian Country.
Bill would restrict city parking requirements in effort to reduce cost of new housing
House Bill 492 caps city zoning requirements at one parking space per unit — and bans parking requirements entirely for projects with smaller dwellings. It has passed the House and is under consideration by the Senate.
Big Sky Resort’s parent company agrees to pay nearly $25 million to settle class-action lawsuit
The lawsuit was brought by condominium owners in three Big Sky properties developed and managed by Boyne. The plaintiffs disputed the validity of condo rental programs and the requirement that rentals be exclusively managed through Boyne.
Frustrated with persistent violence, Fort Peck community members demand change
Frustrated by persistent violence and insufficient law enforcement resources to combat it, community members have held several marches this month demanding change. Lawmakers are also carrying bills aimed at addressing the problem.
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