Holly Michels is the State Bureau Chief at Lee Newspapers of Montana. She focuses on elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, and lawsuits, providing in-depth coverage of these critical areas. Holly's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Helena Independent Record, and the Billings Gazette Communications.
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Holly's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics within Montana, with particular attention to legislative actions, legal policy regulations, and government announcements. Given her focus on these topics, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to legislative developments, regulatory changes or challenges in affordable housing policies, Medicaid issues specific to Montana, wildfires impact on state policies and Montana political landscape.
Sources who can offer insights into the intricacies of local legislation processes or have a deep understanding of Montana-specific political dynamics would likely capture Holly’s interest. Additionally, professionals with expertise in affordable housing policy implementation at the local level may find success reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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Ticket prices for MSU versus UM hover between $500 and $1,400.
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The spirit of bipartisanship both Democrats and Republicans touted on the opening day of the Legislature Monday began to dim Wednesday as party members clashed during a meeting to determine
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HELENA — Montana’s governor on Thursday vetoed two gun bills — one to let people carry concealed weapons without a permit and another to allow weapons on federal property.
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HELENA — A bill that would have ended the use of solitary confinement for those with mental illness in the state prison died in a legislative committee Thursday morning after
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Members of the state's contractors association testified Thursday in support of a bill to provide emergency funding to the Department of Transportation to pay for more than 30 road-construction projects
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HELENA — Gov. Steve Bullock has hired a new deputy communications director.
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BOX ELDER — State lawmakers scoffed at the idea of spending $250,000 to hire consultant to form a coalition to look at youth suicide on Montana's reservations, instead saying it's
