Greg Gianforte

He said they're returning $756 million to the pocketbooks of hard-working Montanans.

"We must continue cutting taxes so businesses can create good-paying jobs for Montanans across the state."

He is proposing to reduce Montana’s income tax rate and to deliver permanent property tax relief for homeowners at their primary residence.

“We want to make sure that there's a meal on every table during this holiday season," said Gianforte.

“This new budget includes the largest income tax cut in state history."

Governor Gianforte and officials visit Missoula to assess windstorm aftermath, discuss state and federal emergency funds.

The University of Montana’s UC Ballroom turned into a sea of Republican and Conservative red on Sunday afternoon.

Property taxes have been at the top of everyone’s minds for the last year or so.

Monica Tranel shared a poignant story from a community she visited while campaigning in western Montana.

The revenue, adopted in Senate Bill 244, would direct marijuana taxes to local counties for road and bridge maintenance, and fund tax breaks for veterans while supporting conservation.