Speaker Regier shared the clip and pointed out that this testimony is "a clear example of why we shouldn't allow our children to make life altering decisions to their body. We must continue to protect Montana’s next generation."
They also achieved another major accomplishment that most of us in Montana may not have even realized until The Wall Street Journal heaped praise on Governor Gianforte in a weekend editorial headlined: Montana Makes Its Income Taxes Flatter
WEST GLACIER, Mont. – Glacier National Park has announced plans for major construction areas during the 2023 summer season. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and prepare for traffic delays at the West Entrance and closures in the North Fork due to construction.
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The big news over the weekend came from former President Trump that he believes he will be arrested. How do Montanans feel about this? Vote in our poll.
The NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) announced its 2022-23 Women’s Basketball All-America team earlier today. The Frontier Conference was well represented.
As Evelyn Pyburn reports in the Big Sky Business Journal Hot Sheet, there's apparently a big opportunity for a rare earth mine in Western Montana being talked about right now.
Girl Scout Cookie Booths will be popping up at stores all over Yellowstone County, beginning Friday, March 24th. Here's when and where to find them at a location near you.
Where can you bring your dog to supper with you in Montana? Seems a bit wacky, right? Today, I found out this actually IS a thing, and there are websites to prove it. I'm not saying I won't eat if there's a dog around, it's just not the first thing I think of when I'm choosing a restaurant.
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Traveling to and from appointments, the treatment itself, plus normal everyday bills are piling up for Anna’s family. That’s why we're helping spread the word about this bowling benefit coming up this weekend, March 25.
Baby chicks are in at farm stores in Montana. but having your own chickens or ducks can be more costly (and a bigger commitment) than you might realize.