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From 2010 to 2020, Montana’s population grew by 9.6 percent, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Housing in Montana has not been able to keep up.

The Montana Housing Task Force met Wednesday at the state Capitol for the first time since Gov. Greg Gianforte announced its formation last week.

INDIANAPOLIS—Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, announced the 2022 summer study committee assignments for members of the Indiana Senate this week. This comes less than a week after the

In order to mitigate the homeownership gap, the administration would do well to advocate for GSE (government-sponsored entity) reform.

INDIANAPOLIS—House Speaker Todd Huston, R-Fishers, has released the 2022 summer study committee assignments for members of the Indiana House of Representatives.

Hugh Brady, board member of NAMI Barrington Area, was honored this month with the Rona and Ken Purdy Award for Distinguished Service, an award given at the National Alliance on Mental Illness annual conference.

The housing market seems to be steadying out after a pandemic-fueled homebuying spree, but the low inventory of available homes on the market remains an issue.

Nearly four years after taking office, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has broken his only promise he made to Arab Americans and Muslims and has failed give Arabs and Muslims representation on the states 435 boards and commissions. In almost all of the cases, Pritzker waited until last year to appoint the few he has. Why vote for someone who won't vote for you?

Carlette Duffy's story revealed a troubling truth that is backed up by national and local data: Appraisals often undervalue the homes of Black people, especially in predominantly Black neighborhoods.

Steve Peppin is seeking Willmar City Council approval to host a country music festival Saturday, Sept. 10