The Policy Manual is a 200-page guide filled with facts, figures, research and more than 80 recommendations that will be an invaluable tool

A well-rounded education is about more than just test scores. Schooling has a critical role to play in nurturing an informed, tolerant and d

We need to leave the yelling for the sporting events and instead focus our public policy debates in a constructive and thoughtful way.

Enhancing and complying with open government laws is important for a well-functioning and accountable government.

One of the Mountain States Policy Center’s top priorities is to protect the ability of small businesses to thrive.

Intermittent sources of energy, like wind and solar, create their own risks that need to be hedged.

Non-partisan policy based on facts and not emotion is just what the country needs right now, and MSPC is well-positioned to help.

The recent passage of agricultural overtime laws in California, Washington, and Oregon has limited the hours of farm workers.

Ranked choice voting (RCV) may be the bigger issue here. Idaho legislators passed a bill this session that outlaws ranked choice voting.

Lawmakers across the region have introduced more than 4,000 new laws in 2023 legislative sessions.

It appears Montana will soon join 45 other states in permitting public charter schools.

Idaho Senator Jim Risch joined us at our inaugural Spring Dinner in Coeur d'Alene last week.

More than 400 of our closest friends joined us in Coeur d'Alene Friday for Mountain States Policy Center's first Spring Dinner.

The Montana Senate today signed off on a bill to provide Education Savings Accounts for special needs children. The vote was 26-24.

Mountain States Policy Center (MSPC) – added to its staff today with the hiring of Jason Mercier as Vice President & Director of Research.