Montana’s elected officials, according to Walter Schweitzer, have not lived up to their promises, leaving citizens frustrated and seeking immediate action. With government finances and legislative concerns on the table, this opinion piece argues it’s time for honest answers and meaningful change.
In this opinion piece, Patricia Cotter, a retired Montana Supreme Court justice, provides her viewpoint on Governor Gianforte’s political actions. While the full content remains behind a paywall, the mention of “charlie kirk” and “turning point usa” suggests a discussion touching on influential conservative elements in Montana politics.
During a personal trip from south of Big Sky to Kalispell, one Montanan not only took in the beauty of Flathead Lake but also found clarity on an important choice: endorsing Russell Cleveland. This letter to the editor highlights a constituent’s effort to engage with Rep. Ryan Zinke’s offices and concludes with a firm statement of support for Cleveland.
From mysterious lottery investor groups to a regulatory shake-up in Montana’s cannabis sector, State Bureau reporter Seaborn Larson reflects on his five most impactful stories of 2025. These accounts reveal the year’s defining moments and provide insights into the ever-evolving political and regulatory landscape in Montana.
Montana’s Republican majority seems secure on paper, yet recent legislative sessions suggest a divide within the party. Some lawmakers elected as Republicans have been accused of straying from platform commitments, causing disappointment among constituents.
