
About $296,500 in Credits per Home: Breaking Down Montana's Latest Housing Awards
The Montana Board of Housing split $40.3 million in 9% tax credits among five projects. Here is the math by town.
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The Montana Board of Housing split $40.3 million in 9% tax credits among five projects. Here is the math by town.
Tom and Mary Kenneally opened a full-service gas station in 1953. The company now runs more than 200 properties in Montana and Idaho.

What to do with red fuel still in the tank, how long the warning-only period lasts, and who to call.

A plain guide to the interchange coming to I-90 in Lockwood, and what the next three building seasons look like.

A 2025 state law, the Right to Compute Act, shaped the county's draft study more than any single project did.
