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Where credit is due: Montana lawmakers take first jabs at affordability with tax relief. By Clayton Murphy | UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism HELENA – What Gov. Greg Gianforte called “the affordability crisis” in his State of the State address is
GFPS claims $916,188 in state tax credits - The Electric
2 days ago · Great Falls Public Schools raised $916,188 this month through the Montana innovative educational tax credit program. The state created a tax credit program for education during the 2021 Legislature and the window to claim those dollar-for-dollar tax credits was Jan. 15. The program allows residents to make a cash donation to their local public schools and
January, 2025 - The Electric
Construction at the city’s animal shelter begins in a few weeks and it will disrupt operations this spring. The project includes replacing the front door, remodeling the kitchenette area, cutting concrete and replacing plumbing lines, and patching and painting the cut areas, as well as repainting the entire floors and walls in the dog kennel area.
Introducing the Weekly Wrap - The Electric
Jan 15, 2025 · We know it's hard to keep up with the news and we get asked a lot of the same questions on repeat. In an effort to help make the week's news a bit more digestible, we're introducing the Weekly Wrap, a quick roundup of the previous week's headlines. We're testing the Weekly Wrap to see
Second week of 69th legislative session: State of State, debate …
3 days ago · By Emma White and Clayton Murphy | UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism Gov. Gianforte Focuses on State Budget, Education and Affordability in State of the State HELENA — From tax relief to programs that foster “prosperity” and “self-sufficiency,” Montana Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte laid out his plan to grow Montana’s economy and
Top stories from The Electric in 2024
Jan 2, 2025 · We hear all the time the types of coverage readers say they want, but y'all are quite predictable in the stories you click on. Crime and business bites make up most of the top 10, with of course Texas Roadhouse among them for the second year running. The Electric surpassed web traffic numbers from 2023
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Where credit is due: Montana lawmakers take first jabs at …
3 days ago · By Clayton Murphy | UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism HELENA – What Gov. Greg Gianforte called “the affordability crisis” in his State of the State address is taking center stage during the first few weeks of the 2025 Montana Legislature. Both the governor and lawmakers are leaning on tax reforms as a
71-year-old charged for attempted deliberate homicide
Jan 16, 2025 · David Martel, 71, has been charged with a felony count of attempted deliberate homicide. County Attorney Josh Racki said that Martel appeared in court on Jan. 15 and the judge set his bail at $100,000. Great Falls Police officers were dispatched to a family disturbance around 3:41 a.m. Jan. 14 at 1700 2nd Ave. N.
Sunday Reads: Dec. 29 - The Electric
Dec 30, 2024 · Hope you're having a great holiday season Great Falls. Jenn ran away to Virginia for Christmas with her family and is catching up, so here's the belated reading list for this week. The New York Times: Jimmy Carter, peacemaking president amid crises, is dead at 100 The Atlantic: The Walmart effect The Economist: China’s firms