Page 11 - Darrell Ehrlick News Today

In a rural area of Michigan’s Thumb region, a small state park preserves a collection of sandstone carvings that date back many hundreds of years. One of the carvings, a

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte is not among the more than 43,000 eligible property owners who qualified for a state property tax rebate but did not receive one. According to a

“None of these numbers are lining up. None of the labs are adding up. We have no idea where the extra volume is coming from.” By Darrell Ehrlick, Daily Montanan One of Montana’s few in-state laboratories that had participated in the rollout of the recreational and medical marijuana programs said that it has closed its […]

In a class action lawsuit, state Sen. Brad Molnar claims that the state has been misinterpreting statute that should constrain residential property taxes in Montana.

Rosendale, along with four other House members, placed the blame for the impasse on U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, and U.S. President Joe Biden.

One of Montana’s few in-state laboratories that had participated in the roll-out of the recreational and medical marijuana programs said that it has closed its doors, largely based on concerns the owners have with scientific accuracy of testing the formerly banned substance.

The Forest Service and Forestry School researchers (funded by the Forest Service) continue to promote the idea that our forests are “unhealthy.” It is an example of the “Father Knows

Vaccines are in development that generate an antibody response against fentanyl and opioids rather than against a bacteria or virus.

Montana Republican U.S. Sen. Steve Daines is heading the GOP effort to take back the Senate chamber in 2024, listing three state races: Ohio, Montana, and West Virginia, making Sherrod Brown's reelection campaign a top target next year.

Daines is heading the U.S. Senate Republican efforts in the 2024 election, which includes trying to win back the majority for the GOP.