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The amount reported by Gianforte Monday is more than triple the $151,368 raised by Attorney General Tim Fox over the same three-month period that ended Sept. 30.

Officials say there were more than 30 state reports of suspected exploitation for about $5 million and more than 25% of those reports involved older Bozeman residents.

Montana’s Census and Economic Information Center at the Department of Commerce is reminding Montanans that official U.S. Census Bureau surveys will never ask people for money.

When discussing the Montana tax policy with Dan Fuchs, our Daniel Zolnikov gave the minimum individual net annual income for the top bracket of 6.9%. And the figure just leaped out to me.

Makes a lot of sense for Apple and its users.

Montana’s Crow Indian Tribe says it’s reviewing a U.S. audit saying it misused $4.8 million intended for water system improvements and can’t fully account for an additional $7.8 million paid to subcontractors and vendors. The government findings releas…

The University of Montana Foundation had another record year.

There’s more to this year’s Montana ballots than you think.
A ballot initiative committing Montanans to providing $200 million to private medical research is considered by some to be bad medicine for state’s infrastructure.  Organized labor and som…

For most of you that truly know me, I generally don't rant on social media or in my blog very often. However, today will be a little different.
Let me ask this question: If your child attends classes in School District 2 and they eat hot lunch, would you be upset or confused if the lunch la…

In the state of Montana we appreciate working hard for our money. But when it comes to greed, how much do we tend to stockpile and not share our earnings?