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Lawmakers in the Montana House advanced a pair of dueling proposals this week that outline distinct and contradictory paths toward a K-12 charter school system in the state

Former Gov. Marc Racicot sat down for an interview with MTPR’s Shaylee Ragar to talk about Montana’s political landscape, where he fits in and his thoughts about what democracies need to survive.

The bill would require bloggers who write about elected state officials to register with the state and provide monthly financial reports.

Friday is the official halfway point of Montana’s 68th legislative session. Lawmakers have pulled several marathon floor sessions this week to pass bills through the House or the Senate before a procedural deadline.

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The Governor celebrates a major win midway through the legislative session. Democrats hope to fend off attempts to weaken the judiciary. And speculation grows over who will challenge Jon Tester for his Senate seat.

The state legislature passed a bill earlier this week effectively banning abortion clinics from operating in the Beehive State, granting a win to anti-abortion lawmakers while several abortion restrictions in the state are currently on hold.

Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Centers new director was appointed on March 1. Taking the place of the newly retired David Erickson, Dezaray Johnson became official.

Texas Senator Paul Bettencourt has announced he's filed a bill to raise ISD homestead property tax exemption limits in the state.

Lawmakers in the Montana House advanced a pair of dueling proposals this week that outline distinct and contradictory paths toward a K-12 charter school system in the state