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County Expenditures Forecast to Increase 6.1%
County Expenditures Forecast to Increase 6.1%
Commissioners approve preliminary budget, no parking resolution
Montana Sees 121 Virus Cases in Three Days as Infections Mount
Montana Sees 121 Virus Cases in Three Days as Infections Mount
More than a third of the newly confirmed cases over the weekend were in Yellowstone County, which includes Billings
Three Dead in “Suspicious” Fire at Montana Apartment Complex
Three Dead in “Suspicious” Fire at Montana Apartment Complex
Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton said detectives were investigating the cause of the blaze in Corvallis
Montana State Prison Inmate Dies Amid Harassment Lawsuit
Montana State Prison Inmate Dies Amid Harassment Lawsuit
Laurence Alan Stewart II died on April 30 from an alleged hanging
Montana Town Holds Holiday Events in Spite of Coronavirus
Montana Town Holds Holiday Events in Spite of Coronavirus
The Fourth of July parade, rodeo and fireworks in Lincoln drew hundreds of people to the festivities
‘Girls in the Bob’ Celebrates Five Years
‘Girls in the Bob’ Celebrates Five Years
Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation volunteer trail crew program works to teach public land stewardship and introduce young women to wilderness
Montana Republicans Possibly Exposed to Virus by Trump Jr. Girlfriend
Montana Republicans Possibly Exposed to Virus by Trump Jr. Girlfriend
Kimberly Guilfoyle, who was diagnosed with the coronavirus, was at a Trump fundraising event July 1 in Gallatin County
Whitefish to Consider Resolution Encouraging Use of Masks
Whitefish to Consider Resolution Encouraging Use of Masks
As new cases surge, resort community joins other Montana cities and counties in considering “mask mandate” to prevent spread of COVID-19
Kalispell Moms Win Lawsuit Settled by U.S. Supreme Court
Kalispell Moms Win Lawsuit Settled by U.S. Supreme Court
Three mothers of students at Stillwater Christian School prevailed in a case that advocates on both sides say could have wide-ranging implications on religious freedom and school choice
Fundraiser Launched After ‘I Can’t Breathe’ Billboard Vandalized
Fundraiser Launched After ‘I Can’t Breathe’ Billboard Vandalized
Kalispell City Councilor Sid Daoud organized fundraiser to compensate for damage while raising more money to support Black Lives Matter movement
Officials Say Weddings, Bars Linked to Dozens of COVID-19 Cases in Montana
Officials Say Weddings, Bars Linked to Dozens of COVID-19 Cases in Montana
Business leaders join governor in calling for widespread mask wearing; health officials urge caution in group settings heading into Fourth of July
2 Montana Campgrounds With Offensive Names to be Renamed
2 Montana Campgrounds With Offensive Names to be Renamed
Chinamen Cove Campground and Confederate Campground will be referred to as Campground 1 and Campground 2 until new names are decided
US Sets Deadline for Wolverines Protection Decision
US Sets Deadline for Wolverines Protection Decision
Groups that had sued to force a decision filed court documents Thursday settling the lawsuit and agreeing to the deadline
Montana Reports 67 COVID Cases, Setting New Daily Record
Montana Reports 67 COVID Cases, Setting New Daily Record
The reported cases brings the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Montana since Sunday to 222
