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A proposed amendment to Montana’s constitution that would allow a certain percentage of voters in a county to convene a grand jury will – if it clears the hurdles to be put on the 2024 ballot – show that a majority of the members of a legislative interim committee felt the measure should not have been on the ballot in the first place.
After twice rejecting legislation this year that aimed to allow groups of Montanans to form their own grand juries, most lawmakers have not warmed to the idea in the seven months since those bills were tabled.
Bozemanites who are hopping mad about the city's proposed elimination of single family residential zoning should be aware that this is not the city's choice. Rather, our legislature and governor
The controversy over the TMC Inc-Black-3462 open pit gravel mine near Gallatin Gateway is a good illustration of why voting and zoning matter. If the community had earlier approved zoning
When people in Crow Agency see Rep. Sharon Stewart Peregoy around town and ask her how the legislative session went, she tells them, “It was terrible.”