Take a glance at tax policy across the nation and you'll notice an unmistakable trend - states are lowering or doing away with their...

Unlike wildfire, new policies are difficult to move uphill, but prescribed burning is worth the push.

How does the Wyoming Legislature work? Here is the response we received from the Wyoming Legislative Service Office (LSO).

Federal lands are critical to the economic health of the west, and the damaging overreach of the executive branch needs to be stopped to pro

This is a joint MSPC op-ed with U.S. Senator Jim Risch (Idaho).

Now the focus will shift to local governments and if they allow taxpayers to receive the full amount of property tax relief.

Two prominent figures in the tech world, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, have launched their own social media brands.

This week, Congressman Scott Fitzgerald of Wisconsin is expected to introduce the "STUDENT" act - a measure that seeks to reform the...

We are currently reviewing the fiscal process in the Mountain States to provide a resource comparing Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming

To help provide context for our recommendations and analysis, here is a description of what these terms mean.

The Governors of Utah and Colorado are very different. One is a Republican and member of the LDS Church, the other is a Jewish Democrat...

There’s a reason it comes first. Article One, Section One of the U.S. Constitution says, “all legislative powers shall be vested in a...

Imposing taxes on capital gains income is not a recipe for predictable state revenue.

A standoff in the American west is occurring between two iconic symbols - ranchers and the Greater sage grouse.

Taxes continue to be reduced in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming while Washington is taking the opposite approach.

As we prepare to celebrate our one-year anniversary, we're updating the organization with a new, more modern look.