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This new banking bill would make consumers pay

Last week, the House approved a sweeping financial industry deregulation bill that guts the flawed, but necessary, 2010 Dodd-Frank law — a measure designed to crack down on the big banks and Wall Street’s bad behavior.

Montana’s Congressman-elect Greg Gianforte sentenced to anger management, community service for assault of reporter

"I grabbed his wrist. A scuffle ensued and he was injured, as I understand it," Gianforte told Judge Rick West on Monday during a hearing packed with more than a dozen of reporters and photographers. "It was not my intention to hurt him."

Infrastructure Is Not Just Roads and Bridges

Only 62 percent of rural Americans have access to high-speed internet. Imagine what that means to a high school student applying to college or a small-business owner trying to connect with customers.

‘Montana is not for sale to the highest bidder after all’: State to offer tax relief to some Montana homeowners with sky-high land values

The Montana Legislature approved a new program that will limit the size of their tax bills, potentially reducing them by 70 percent.

Cities Look to New Predictive Tool to Meet Vision Zero (eliminate roadway deaths completely) Goals

San Francisco-based Zendrive, who has developed software that measures unsafe driving through smartphone sensors

North Carolina Cities Use Data to Improve Quality of Life

Whether monitoring traffic counts, water and air quality or water lines for leaks, sensors and other evolving technologies are increasingly being used by the Triangle cities and nationwide to make more informed, real-time decisions.

Tester, Bullock Announce more than $5 Million in AmeriCorps Funds for Montana

"AmeriCorps and the Montana projects they support are critically important to our state’s economy," said Tester, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Meeting Slated To Take Public Comments On Proposed Montana Library Budget Cuts, 6/6, Helena

"There’s no easy way to say it – this is a significant hit not just to the State Library, but also to libraries throughout Montana," Stapp said.

The State of Montana Library Budget Cuts – Meeting scheduled 6/6 in Helena and Online

As a result of House Bill 2 and Senate Bill 261, the Montana State Library (MSL) faces approximately $1 million in budget cuts.

Greg Gianforte: When ‘taking responsibility’ is not enough

Is there nothing we can do about the deliberate untruth his campaign released in the immediate aftermath of Gianforte’s attack on a newspaper reporter?