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Colorado House debates gun control, education and more

(The Center Square) - The Colorado House voted on a flurry of bills to end the week, approving two major gun regulation bills, a bill on education and another one on car licenses. Legislators voted 34 to 28 Friday in favor of HB26-1126, the Requirements for Firearms Dealers bill. The

Arizona Republican lawmakers plan to end Cesar Chavez Day

Bill follows allegations of sexual abuse and rape by the late United Farm Workers cofounder

House candidate Christi Jacobsen touts successes, says Trump got 'swamp' advice on Flint

Christi Jacobsen blames “the swamp” for her not receiving President Donald Trump’s endorsement for the state’s 1st Congressional District seat recently. Jacobsen, Montana’s Secretary of State, found herself without two key seals of approval after Trump and current Rep. Ryan Zinke tabbed conservative talk show radio host

House Republican leaders back White House AI framework

(The Center Square) – House Republican leaders are pledging to enact the Trump administration’s newly released national legislative framework for AI regulation. The proposal outlines how Congress should address AI threats to child safety, intellectual property rights, and free speech, as well as AI-driven rises in electricity costs and

Efforts to overhaul Montana’s child care industry taking shape, sparking mixed reactions

Coming out of the 2025 Legislature, where child care shortages were framed as one of the most pressing issues facing Montana families, the state government hung its hat on a complicated albeit innovative solution to bolster the beleaguered industry. But the fix — investing a pot of money from which interest

Who's running? Here's everyone who filed for legislative races in Yellowstone County

Yellowstone County residents will have no shortage of choices when entering the ballot box this year. Every race for state Legislature in the county is contested, and some longtime Republicans are facing challengers from their own party. The primary election is June 2, while the general election is Nov. 3.

Democrats scorn White House request of $200 billion for Iran conflict

(The Center Square) – Democrats in Congress are already pledging to reject the Trump administration's forthcoming request for $200 billion to help finance U.S. military operations in Iran. While the Pentagon has not formally sent its request to lawmakers yet, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed to reporters Thursday