The Montana Department of Environmental Quality Abandoned Mine Lands Program will hold an informational public meeting on the status of the mine subsidence investigation that occurred in Red Lodge over the past several years.

Governor Steve Bullock today praised a recent report published by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities that ranked Montana’s percent change in average tuition at public, four-year colleges as the lowest in the nation.

The Department of Revenue’s Liquor Control Division and the Interagency Coordinating Council on State Prevention Programs (ICC) have partnered with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to provide the Power of Parents® program in Montana. Three out of every four kids say their parents...

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary today announced the award of $65,000 to support economic development efforts by the Crow Tribe. 

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary announced the award of $210,000 in grants to support 23 new jobs and supplement business investments in Bozeman and Helena.

Responding to a series of youth suicides in Montana, Governor Steve Bullock today hosted a ceremonial bill signing of a piece of legislation to combat this trend.

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality has issued a preliminary determination on the air quality permit for the proposed Otter Creek Coal Mine in southeastern Montana.

Call to Artists with the Montana Arts Council, Percent for Art Program, State of Montana. These calls are for direct purchase of artwork which is ready to install.

Governor Steve Bullock today announced that ratepayers in Pablo will save $447,641 thanks to changes he made to the State Revolving Fund loan program last year.

Today at the Friendship Center in Helena, Governor Steve Bullock was joined by Rep. Jenny Eck as he hosted a ceremonial signing of HB 306,  to expand unemployment insurance benefits to Montanans forced to leave their jobs because of domestic violence.