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Montana Land Board updates land exchange policy for first time in two decades

The Montana Board of Land Commissioners voted to update its land exchange policy for the first time in more than two decades, with Gov. Greg Gianforte abstaining from the vote after the board overruled his request for a 30-day public scoping process. At its May 18 meeting, the Land

Drone Footage of Roofs Isn’t Enough to Justify Dropping Home Policies, PA Regulators Say | Insurify

Pennsylvania insurance regulators recently reminded insurers that aerial imagery isn’t sufficient evidence for canceling or non-renewing home insurance policies. The Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) received multiple complaints from consumers who said home insurers cited drone footage of roofs to cancel or non-renew policies. But the department found

New York Moves to Regulate Pet Insurance Industry in the State | Insurify

New York pet owners may soon see a change in their pet insurance policies. Legislators recently passed a law that establishes industry standards in the state and gives New York’s Department of Financial Services oversight of the industry. The law requires pet insurers operating in New York to follow

California Finalizes New Wildfire-Modeling Regulation to Mandate Coverage in High-Risk Areas | Insurify

If insurance companies want to use predictive formulas to justify wildfire insurance rate increases in California, they’ll have to write more policies in high-risk areas, under sweeping reform measures currently underway in the state. Commissioner Ricardo Lara aims to address the limitations of California’s Proposition 103, which

Trump tells small business owners tariffs 'aren't high enough'

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump told a group of small business owners Monday that tariffs should be higher, even as polling is mixed on the issue. "You actually said thank you for the tariffs, but the tariffs really aren't high enough in my opinion," Trump

ASMSU Senate passes revised leadership resolution

ASMSU Senate passes revised leadership resolution

The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) recently passed a revised version of Resolution 11 (R-11) during an April 22 Senate meeting. The first draft of the resolution, titled “On a Loss of Confidence in ASMSU President Leonard Triem,” directly criticized Triem’s leadership and called for a formal loss

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

Graduate student Mary Farina learned that her university apartment building, Nelson Story Tower, had asbestos-containing materials (ACM) when a neighbor was asked to vacate her unit for potential disturbance to asbestos during repairs. Farina was worried by MSU’s lack of communication with residents regarding ACM, citing factors such