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The highest-ranking administrator of the Indian Health Service stopped by to see how one Urban Indian organization is using federal dollars to improve access to healthcare in Billings.
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Response to the Bo fire north of Billings kicked off over the weekend and concluded Tuesday with 100 percent containment.
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From program cuts to construction costs, school superintendents take account of their losses after school elections
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Residents across the state stopped midday to watch the partial eclipse, including at one city-organized viewing party in Billings.
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A handful of charter schools in the Billings and Bozeman areas are slated to open as planned this summer despite complaints over the rollout of the new program.
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At full scale, the company would employ hundreds of workers
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An event in Bozeman Tuesday celebrates what wildlife managers call a forty year success story in recovering and protecting grizzlies.
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Canada geese found dead at the popular Laurel South Pond last week have tested positive for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, (HPAI) which can be fatal to humans and pets.
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The state is nearly done with a two-part debris cleanup in south central Montana
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The Montana Supreme Court says environmental regulators disregarded water quality laws when issuing a permit to a mine that provides coal to the Colstrip power plant in southeastern Montana.
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Bernadette Sweeney, head of the acting program at University of Montana’s School of Theater and Dance reminisces about a thoughtful and talented student, Lily Gladstone
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The Nativity story comes to life in Bozeman through the lens of jazz in a show written by Anne Phillips