"Forests across the west are facing similar threats as California’s giant sequoias. By actively working to restore forest ecosystems and reducing fuel buildups, we can preserve our nation's cherished forests."
"Governor Gianforte’s new Housing Task Force marks the beginning of Montana’s united effort to address the regulatory barriers standing in the way of affordable housing."
"His name was John Bozeman. His short life is a tale of frontier entrepreneurship."
"Montana is at an important crossroads. We can either follow in the footsteps of California or chart our own path."
Governor Gianforte’s new Housing Task Force marks the beginning of Montana’s united effort to address the regulatory barriers standing in the way of affordable housing
"These rules mark a significant departure from a status quo that all too often robbed local parents of control over their child’s education – for this Superintendent Arntzen deserves praise!"
"Much work has been done but there is still more to do. As Montana State Superintendent I am blessed to be putting the focus on educational excellence while putting our Montana students and families first!"
"This is still business as usual for our broken healthcare system: overpriced, overcomplicated and impossible to navigate."
"It shouldn’t take the greatest nation on earth years to rebuild from a disaster."
"Even when public land managers, officials and researchers agree that this mitigation work is needed on a landscape, the tools that reduce wildfire severity face a long, bureaucratic process of approvals and delays."
"At a time when inflation is running rampant, there is little doubt that these massive rule increases are raising costs for Americans."
"The founder’s personal popularity, more than two centuries since he died, is a testimony to the power of product over politics."
"As we approach fire season we should reject calls to abandon the science and instead double down on the best tools currently at our disposal — expanding active forest management to address our yearly wildfire crisis."
"We are greatly appreciative to all the Democrat and Republican legislators who made this series possible, and we look forward to bringing you more of this content come next interim session."