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'Pro-Family, Pro-Child': Montana Governor Signs 5 Pro-Life Bills - Vimarsana News

'Pro-Family, Pro-Child': Montana Governor Signs 5 Pro-Life Bills

The Republican governor of Montana signs five pieces of pro-life legislation into law on Wednesday "to boldly defend life."

Opponents say Regier's marijuana bill would kill industry, cost Montana millions - Vimarsana News

Opponents say Regier's marijuana bill would kill industry, cost Montana millions

Sen. Keith Regier’s bill to repeal adult-use marijuana in Montana is an effort to undo the will of voters, would kill hundreds of small businesses and thousands of jobs, harm sick people who rely on medical marijuana, and cost the state millions of dollars, opponents told a Senate committee Wednesday.

Opponents say Regier's marijuana bill would kill industry, cost Montana millions – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Opponents say Regier's marijuana bill would kill industry, cost Montana millions – Daily Montanan

A fiscal note for the bill released late Wednesday afternoon found Senate Bill 546 would cost the general fund an estimated $25 million to $28 million annually.

Opponents warn repealing weed legalization would be a black market boon - Vimarsana News

Opponents warn repealing weed legalization would be a black market boon

Supporters who said the recreational program should be dismantled described recreational marijuana as a destabilizing force for communities.

Senate kills Medicaid work requirements bill, passes dozens of others ahead of transmittal – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Senate kills Medicaid work requirements bill, passes dozens of others ahead of transmittal – Daily Montanan

The Senate heard another 70 bills on second reading after hearing more than 60 on Wednesday, then took executive action on all the bills that passed their second readings both Wednesday and Thursday – passing the bulk of them, but killing off a few – including a few surprises, according to lawmakers.