This is the fifth in a series of research notes written by our summer intern, Ethan, exploring different facets of housing policy, both in Nebraska and in some of our sister states. Demand for housing in Montana’s communities…
"It’s time to adopt taxpayer protections that cap government budget growth at inflation and require overcollections to be automatically returned to taxpayers, not kept or spent." A conversation last weekend at the…
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"Congress should establish crypto tax reforms that match the same common-sense approach Montana has already led with." April 15 is tomorrow, and thousands of Montanans who bought or used cryptocurrency last year are…
“The Legislature’s statewide zoning reforms didn’t take away anyone’s rights—they restored the freedom to build homes on your own land. Today, the Montana Supreme Court agreed.” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 17th, 2026 Frontier…
"But is the level of facility funding really the problem for our school districts? There’s at least some evidence to say: not exactly." The following has been adapted from an excerpt of the Frontier Weekly…
"the 2,300 men of the Devil’s Brigade bade goodbye to Montana in an April 6, 1943, parade. Helena residents 'looked as if they were watching their own sons march away.'” Neighbors may quarrel from time to time,…
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