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Mother of Spokane murder suspect arrested for allegedly helping son flee to Montana

Mother of Spokane murder suspect arrested for allegedly helping son flee to Montana

SPOKANE, Wash. – The mother of Glen Burkey, the man accused of shooting that killed a 13-year-old boy in Spokane, has been arrested for allegedly helping him flee to Montana. According to a press release from the Spokane Police Department,...

Fruitport native spends 6 weeks out west on a CMU research project to better understand hail

Fruitport native spends 6 weeks out west on a CMU research project to better understand hail

Teagen Schultz, a Fruitport native, joined several CMU students and faculty on a six-week-long hail research project in the Great Plains. MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — Hail is the most consistently damaging hazard of severe thunderstorms. While West...

From handmade arrows to high-tech bows, Montana archers test their skills

From handmade arrows to high-tech bows, Montana archers test their skills

RED LODGE — After years of taking aim in Big Sky, the Total Archery Challenge (TAC) has found a new home in Red Lodge. The event brought together archers from across the region, including a group of longtime friends from Spokane, Wash., who made...

The great divide: Big Sky-Ennis tax dispute forces Montana to confront its growing pains

The great divide: Big Sky-Ennis tax dispute forces Montana to confront its growing pains

Nestled in the southwest corner of Montana are two towns that sit at the base of either side of a mountain range, but in recent years what has divided them has gone far beyond the 11,000-foot peaks of the Madison Range. To the west of the Madisons...

Who Will Feel the Squeeze of Montana’s New Property Tax Code?

Who Will Feel the Squeeze of Montana’s New Property Tax Code?

Bill Leininger has seen the housing market go up and down over the course of his 30-year career as a Flathead County realtor. Since 2020, it’s been up — way up. People flocked to the Flathead Valley during the COVID pandemic, driving a population...

Montana's congressional delegation applauds Iran strike

Montana's congressional delegation applauds Iran strike

Montana’s congressional delegation took to social media over the weekend to cheer on President Trump’s decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities, with all four commending a decision that has split the Republican Party. Montana Sens. Tim Sheehy...

Youth Claim Climate Damage by Trump

Youth Claim Climate Damage by Trump

The Mike Mansfield Federal Building and United States Courthouse in Butte, Montana, the district where Lighthiser v. Trump was filed. (Photo: Warren LeMay, Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0) The new youth climate lawsuit Lighthiser v. Trump is ambitious as it...

How Fertilizer Could Help Montana Plants Survive Drought

How Fertilizer Could Help Montana Plants Survive Drought

Montana’s semi-arid climate means drought isn’t a rare problem, it’s almost a yearly visitor. With drought affecting much of the state regularly, new research offers some hopeful news: fertilizer might help plants keep growing even when water is...

Popular Montana City Ranked In Top 10 For Most Educated

Popular Montana City Ranked In Top 10 For Most Educated

When people think of Montana, many think of cowboys, farms, ranches, mining, and all of the other things associated with living in Big Sky Country. While it's true that is all part of our past, present, and future, there's a lot more to Montana...

CARD hosts scientific group, public science event

CARD hosts scientific group, public science event

The Center for Asbestos Related Disease (CARD) hosted a two-day series of events last week that brought together national scientific experts and engaged the local community in learning about science, health and the environment. Thursday, CARD held...

Trump Faces Youth Climate Lawsuit

Trump Faces Youth Climate Lawsuit

Eva Lighthiser (right) alongside another co-plaintiff in the case, Olivia Vesovich (left). (Photo: Courtesy of Our Children's Trust) 19-year-old Eva Lighthiser has experienced climate anxiety for most of her life, as her home state of Montana...

Chef Deb Coaching Announces The CEO Retreat For Culinary Business Owners: JULY 2427, 2025  BELT, MONTANA

Chef Deb Coaching Announces The CEO Retreat For Culinary Business Owners: JULY 2427, 2025 BELT, MONTANA

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) Chef Deb - Founder/Owner of Chef Deb Coaching The CEO Retreat is where serious culinary business owners go to get unstuck, unlock premium positioning, and figure out what's next. The real question is what will it cost you...

The contentious small-town tax dispute that forced Montana to confront its growing pains

The contentious small-town tax dispute that forced Montana to confront its growing pains

Nestled in the southwest corner of Montana are two towns that sit at the base of either side of a mountain range, but in recent years what has divided them has gone far beyond the 11,000-foot peaks of the Madison Range. To the west of the Madisons...

Montana Unemployment Claims Montana Increased Last Week

Montana Unemployment Claims Montana Increased Last Week

Montana Unemployment Claims Montana Increased Last Week New jobless claims in Montana increased to 540 in the week ending June 13th up from 520 the week before. U.S. unemployment claims dropped to 245,000 down 5,000 claims on a seasonally adjusted...

Montana Jordan net worth — Fortune explored as Young Sheldon alum ties the knot with partner Jenna Weeks

Montana Jordan net worth — Fortune explored as Young Sheldon alum ties the knot with partner Jenna Weeks

Montana Jordan, who is known for playing Georgie Cooper in Young Sheldon and Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage, got hitched to partner Jenna Weeks on June 21, 2025, at Dove Hollow Estate in Longview, Texas. The couple's wedding theme was "classic...

Louisiana Roads Actually Did Very Well In Recent Research

Louisiana Roads Actually Did Very Well In Recent Research

While most Louisiana drivers would find it hard to believe, our roads actually performed very well in a new research piece. In fact, Louisiana was determined to be the nation's fifth highest performer when it comes to taking a summer road trip....

Researchers work to perfect conservation signs in nature reserves

Researchers work to perfect conservation signs in nature reserves

LAWRENCE — A University of Kansas professor is headed to the beaches of Lake Tahoe this summer to continue his experiments refining the best types of nature-conservation signage. Jeremy Shellhorn, professor in the KU School of Architecture &...

"Damn tossed her the headphones too" – Fans react as French Montana walks out of interview after being asked about Drake and Rick Ross

"Damn tossed her the headphones too" – Fans react as French Montana walks out of interview after being asked about Drake and Rick Ross

Moroccan-American rapper French Montana, whose real name is Karim Kharbouch, became viral after a video showing him walking out midway through an interview circulated online. The Pop That hitmaker was speaking with Onsite founder Rah Ali on her...

Wisconsin adopted 3 new clean energy policies or incentives in 2024

Wisconsin adopted 3 new clean energy policies or incentives in 2024

Wisconsin implemented at least three new clean energy policies or incentives supporting renewable energy and energy efficiency in 2024, according to data from the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE). Since 2010, the...

How Likely Is A Nuclear Attack On Montana's Malmstrom Base?

How Likely Is A Nuclear Attack On Montana's Malmstrom Base?

How Likely Is Montana To Get Hit With A Nuclear Weapon? Turns out this is a pretty loaded question, and the answer depends on where you look. I'm wondering if most of the answers I see are pure speculation or actual figures, but it's all we've...

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