Montana Generates $5B in Farm Sales Each Year As Americans prepare for Thanksgiving—a holiday centered around food, family, and the harvest—it’s worth reflecting on where that food comes from and who produces it: farmers and ranchers. Montana generates $5 billion in farm sales each year. Attorney General Knudsen Shares Holiday Scam Prevention Tips for Montanans Attorney General Austin Knudsen urges

Montana Lawmakers Take a Closer Look at Autonomous Vehicles Earlier this year, Montana passed a law allowing autonomous vehicles on the state’s roadways. On Monday, the Legislature’s interim transportation committee questioned State Senators Russ Tempel and Denley Loge, who had recently returned from a fact-finding trip to Arizona to learn more about the autonomous taxi service Waymo. The pair described

Senator Steve Daines Highlights Need to Tackle Obamacare Cost Growth and Healthcare Waste Ahead of Budget Vote After getting the government re-opened, Congress and Montana Senator Steve Daines are preparing for the next round of Obamacare funding decisions. The Senator notes that one of the major problems to address is how Obamacare insurance costs are far outpacing other health care

Montana Aims to Revive Rare Earth Element Production to Support America’s Technology Needs There was a time America had access to rare earth elements needed in almost all of our technology today. Montana is trying to re-create that time again because the resources are still here. Matt Vincent is the Executive Director of the Montana Mining Association. Matt Vincent Director

Bison Advocates Challenge Yellowstone Management, Seek Environmental Review on Bison Access Beyond National Park Neighbors Against Bison Slaughter has filed a motion asking a judge to revisit their 2019 case and compel the Forest Service to carry out an environmental impact analysis within a year. They argue that existing Yellowstone bison management, overseen by the Interagency Bison Management Plan, illegally