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Montana Weather Has Been Crazy This Week

Montana Weather Has Been Crazy This Week

Montana and Wyoming had another day of dangerous weather on Tuesday. Alerts and Advisories. High winds, lightning, and hail have damaged areas in both states over the last several day. Storm chasers had a literal field day across the northern...

What Do Montana's Fear Most In Our Dreams?

What Do Montana's Fear Most In Our Dreams?

Talk about a new fear unlocked: A Study Found Nightmares Can Kill You! Ironically, this might give you bad dreams . . . A new study from European Academy of Neurology found too many nightmares can actually KILL YOU. Those of us who average at...

Montana Ag Network: Farmers and ranchers face destroyed crops after hailstorm

Montana Ag Network: Farmers and ranchers face destroyed crops after hailstorm

SHEPHERD — While Monday’s hailstorm hammered homeowners in Shepherd, growers also suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars from lost crops. Norman Haaland, who grows malt barley just south of Shepherd, said he received a call from his neighbors...

Lettuce makes 57 Farm Store, Sturgeon Bay, a success for Nellis family

Lettuce makes 57 Farm Store, Sturgeon Bay, a success for Nellis family

Craig Nellis spent more than a decade as a teacher in the Kewaunee School District when his faith led him to consider a change that would result in part-time ministry and a business, 57 Farm Store in Sturgeon Bay. He said, “I started feeling...

5 Only-in-Montana Venues for Corporate Meetings and Retreats

5 Only-in-Montana Venues for Corporate Meetings and Retreats

Montana has seen a surge in tourism in recent years. More people are discovering the treasures within its national parks—others may have watched Yellowstone and been inspired to see its famed landscapes for themselves. Whatever the reason, Montana...

Montana judge hears case on federal protection for gray wolves

By Kathleen Shannon - Producer, Contact - News Big Sky Connection - Gray wolves will get their time in a Missoula federal court starting today (Wed., June 18), after 10 conservation groups brought a lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife...

NCAR, CU Boulder researchers conduct first major U.S. hail study in 40 years

NCAR, CU Boulder researchers conduct first major U.S. hail study in 40 years

Dozens of researchers and students are chasing thunderstorms across the country this summer to collect data for what experts say is the largest hail study conducted in the United States in more than 40 years. For six weeks this summer, scientists...

Clarion Partners Makes First Investment In Bozeman, Montana Market

Clarion Partners Makes First Investment In Bozeman, Montana Market

(MENAFN- News Direct) New York, NY | June 23, 2025 04:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time Clarion Partners, LLC, a leading real estate investment manager, is partnering with Wentworth Property Company to develop Highmark, a new 162-unit townhome and...

Montana judge hears case on federal protections for gray wolves

Montana judge hears case on federal protections for gray wolves

Most gray wolves in the U.S. are protected under the federal Endangered Species Act, but not those in the Northern Rockies. A federal judge in Missoula will hear arguments Wednesday over the validity of the exception. In the Northern Rockies,...

Obituaries for Saturday, July 5, 2025

Obituaries for Saturday, July 5, 2025

Carol Ann Furtado It is with deep sorrow that the family of Carol Ann Furtado announces her passing on May 31, 2025, at the age of 76. Born on July 8, 1948, Carol dedicated her professional life to Human Resources, spending nearly five decades...

Best of Montana Moment: Historic bridge merged human ingenuity with natural environment

Best of Montana Moment: Historic bridge merged human ingenuity with natural environment

ALBERTON, Mont. — For 105 years, the Natural Pier Bridge in Alberton has been serving the travel needs of its community. The beloved landmark is a source of pride for its durability and unique design. It merged human skill and ingenuity with its...

Monday Headlines:  Miss Montana, Defensive Deer and Livingston Radio

Monday Headlines: Miss Montana, Defensive Deer and Livingston Radio

Here's a quick look at our top stories for the morning of Monday, June 23, 2025: TOP HEADLINES: Excitement as Miss Montana Competition Celebrates 75 Years in Butte Excitement Builds as Miss Montana Competition Celebrates 75 Years in Butte This...

Every Drop Counts: Water bills on the table during the 2025 Montana Legislative Session 

Every Drop Counts: Water bills on the table during the 2025 Montana Legislative Session 

By Katherine Berry and Milosz Shipman EBS COLUMNISTS Water issues are technical, abstract, and very personal. They’re about the water we drink, the rivers we fish, the snow we ski and the future we’re building. The 2025 Montana Legislative Session...

Montana: The American Frontier of Tech Policy

Montana: The American Frontier of Tech Policy

When people from around the world think about Montana, they think about the state’s natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and rugged people living on the outskirts of American civilization. It may come as a surprise, then, that Montana is on the...

$16billion tech firm with Bucks office announces expansion with no local jobs now

$16billion tech firm with Bucks office announces expansion with no local jobs now

Illinois-based Zebra Technologies has launched its ‘Industrial Automation Centre of Excellence’ at Christmas Hill Business Park in Thame. Zebra Technologies, which also has an office in Bourne End, designs, manufactures and sells mobile computing,...

Montana Tech to hold forum on planned changes to its courtyard

Montana Tech to hold forum on planned changes to its courtyard

MISSOULA, Mont. — A "Reimagining the Montana Tech Courtyard" forum will be held on Tuesday. The event will take place from noon to 12:30 p.m. in the courtyard and will allow the community the opportunity to hear about planned changes to the...

Montana’s ‘all-of-the-above’ electric future

Montana’s ‘all-of-the-above’ electric future

by Michael Hoyt, Corvallis For decades, yes decades, devotees of Northwestern Energy have been claiming they support every type of electrical energy production. But in the next breath the defenders of Colstrip assert it takes time to transition...

Montana State awards inaugural Crawford Wildlife Habitat Scholarships

Montana State awards inaugural Crawford Wildlife Habitat Scholarships

Fifty-seven graduate students at Montana State University (MSU) have been awarded the Crawford Wildlife Habitat Scholarships, an initiative aimed at supporting research in wildlife habitats. These scholarships were made possible by a significant...

Montana, rural U.S. hospitals at risk under 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act'

Montana, rural U.S. hospitals at risk under 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act'

As Congress considers cuts to safety net programs in what Republicans are calling the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," new analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates 16 million Americans, including 44,000 Montanans, would...

Montana Dept. of Commerce reveals new state brand at Livingston Farmers Market 

Montana Dept. of Commerce reveals new state brand at Livingston Farmers Market 

New marketing leans into ‘real Montana’ sentiment; brand elements revealed on ‘68 Chevy C10 EBS STAFF The Montana Department of Commerce visited the Livingston Farmers Market on June 11 to display a new Montana brand based on preserving “the real...

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