Marilyn Monroe's home becomes a monument; owners sue
Attorney says city of Los Angeles' decision on star's final residence is costing current owners a lot of money
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WATCH: Millionaire tax critic says AGO, Dems played politics instead of protecting residents
(The Center Square) - Emails obtained by The Center Square between the Washington Attorney General and Democratic leaders show Nick Brown's staff was playing politics instead of protecting the Constitution and residents in proposing the millionaire's tax, a key critic of the tax said Tuesday.
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'They're gouging us': Residents unionize after 2nd big rent hike at Missoula trailer park
The residents of yet another large trailer park in Missoula have formed a tenants union after their new out-of-state owners imposed a second big rent hike.
"They're gouging us," said Katoonah Lodges resident Vicki Reynolds. "90% of the people who live here are
EXCLUSIVE: Records reveal WA millionaire’s tax is meant to legalize progressive income tax
(The Center Square) – The Washington attorney general and Democratic leaders plotted how to overturn a nearly century-old decision that banned income taxes in the state, writing they want to force the state Supreme Court to reconsider its 1933 decision, nearly 1,000 pages of public records obtained by The
Montana board withdraws Laurel mental health hospital public hearing notice
The Montana Board of Investments has withdrawn a planned public hearing in Yellowstone County over the forensic mental health hospital planned for Laurel.
The board's announcement came Yellowstone County’s government asserted that the state body didn’t follow proper procedure in its zoning change notice.
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Montana GOP state senator begins effort to get 2% property tax cap on Nov. ballot
A longtime Republican state senator and member of a prominent Montana family unveiled a campaign this week to cap property taxes through a constitutional amendment he's working to get on the ballot this November.
After eye-popping residential property tax spikes in 2023, reforming the system has dominated
West Side Houses to be demolished, new housing in early planning stages
MSU is planning to construct a new residence hall where the West Side Houses currently stand. The new building will be for upper-division undergraduate and single graduate students.
While still in the early planning stages, the hall is set to accommodate approximately 250 to 300 students as well as