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Forest Service forwards plan to keep East Boulder Mine operating
Federal judge blocks Montana’s first-in-nation TikTok ban
Tropical butterfly house and exploration center set to open in Missoula
Medicaid ‘unwinding’ makes other public assistance harder to get
Wolverines gain federal protections under Endangered Species Act
Cascade County blows state deadline for election canvass
BLM bans cyanide bombs used to control predators
The Bureau of Land Management has pledged to ban the use of M-44 cyanide bombs on land it administers throughout the country for a minimum of five years.
Who’s running for office in Montana in 2024? Here’s a running list.
Montana’s 2024 ballot will host a suite of consequential elections — among them a race that could decide the balance of the U.S. Senate, two open seats on the Montana Supreme Court, two U.S. House races, Montana’s governorship and a bevy of statewide offices. Here’s who’s queuing up to run.
Montana Supreme Court revokes Rosebud coal mine expansion
The Montana Supreme Court has halted an expansion of a Westmoreland-operated mine that supplies the Colstrip power plant with coal. The court’s decision vacated an 8-year-old permit that allowed Westmoreland to pull 12 million tons of coal from the Rosebud Mine located in southeastern Montana.
Border killings: How shooters lured historic Colorado wolves to their deaths in Wyoming
When the gray lobo came within 243 yards, a rifle erupted. The shot from the killed the lone male, a member of the first wolf pack documented in the state of Colorado since the 1940s. “We knew what it was,” the shooter said. “And when we saw it, we wanted it.”
Missoula again looks for answers to Brooks Street malfunction
Walking across Brooks Street can be “daunting,” and a lack of bicycle lanes forces riders into traffic or onto sidewalks, safety concerns the city of Missoula is looking to improve in a new study, along with expanding transit options and alleviating traffic problems. The Transform Brooks – Connect Midtown project is part of an effort…
Has Montana really solved its housing crisis?
Montana, like much of the country, is experiencing a housing crisis. At the start of 2020, the value of a typical home here was $282,277; now it’s $453,567. Such rapid changes prompted Gov. Greg Gianforte to appoint a bipartisan housing task force in summer 2022. The group’s recommendations led the state Legislature to pass a…
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