Governor Steve Bullock and the Agriculture Development Council today announced the recipients of $447,300 in grants to agricultural businesses and organizations. A total of 20 businesses and organizations were awarded funds through the Growth Through Agriculture (GTA) program.

Governor Steve Bullock today released a statement following a new report by the Center for Health Policy Research at George Washington University in collaboration with the Montana Healthcare Foundation on the damaging impacts of implementing work requirements in Montana. 

Governor Steve Bullock and House Minority Leader Casey Schreiner today rallied with Montana’s current and future leaders in support of a comprehensive education funding proposal that would increase access to public, voluntary preschool across the state, add special education to the...

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Governor Steve Bullock today touted a new report prepared by University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research and ABMJ Consulting and funded by the Montana Healthcare Foundation and Headwaters Foundation that confirms the benefits of Medicaid expansion in Montana on the...

Governor Steve Bullock, as chair of the National Governors Association, and seven leading organizations representing the nation’s governors, state legislatures, mayors, county officials, city officials, city and county managers and the elected leadership of every state and local government...

MONTANA – Governor Steve Bullock today launched a new comprehensive set of resources to better equip anyone in a parenting role, youth, prevention specialists, counselors, and others with easy-to-use tools to support the success of Montana’s children from kindergarten through the...

Governor Steve Bullock today released the following statement as hearings begin on his infrastructure proposal to the Montana Legislature.

Governor Steve Bullock issued the follow statement honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:

Governor Bullock today announced that Montana’s unemployment rate remained at 3.7% for the month of December, holding steady while the national unemployment rate increased by 0.2 percentage points to 3.9%. Montana added roughly 1,100 jobs over the month.