The University of Montana School of Journalism, Montana Public Radio and MontanaPBS team up for three consecutive nights of gun related programs.
Governor to kick off economic development initiative with roundtable discussions
Dan Boyce on May 14, 2013
Gov. Bullock announced a new economic development initiative aimed at developing a blueprint for job creation based upon the suggestions of Montana businesses.
Bullock says his veto strategy has been clear from the start of the Session.
A legislative session that began with promises of compromise ended with a whole bunch of vetoes from Gov. Bullock — and plenty of criticism from Republicans.
Bullock took action on a slew of bills, including approving plans to overhaul the state’s pension and school funding systems.
Gov. Bullock vetoed a bill that would have allowed college students to keep guns on campus, a key veto among many rejections on day of heavy action.
Flathead Legislators on the good, the bad, and the OK of the latest session
Montana Public Radio on May 6, 2013
Flathead Legislators met with business leaders in Kalispell Thursday to give a wrap up of key changes from the latest legislative session.
Rep. Steve Daines sat down with MTPR News Director Sally Mauk to talk about guns, conservation and his political future.
Bullock said that he needed to reduce spending. The reductions cut about $30 million, roughly 0.4 percent of the $8 billion budget.
Gov. Bullock vetoed a dozen bills on Friday, including a campaign finance measure and a bill concerning the Flathead Water Rights Compact.
