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Food, games and air conditioning
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A new plaque tells the history of people who the Helena Daily Independent in 1913 called “the men and women who have helped to make Montana."
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The Yellowstone County Health Needs Assessment helps identify the biggest health priorities for the county and guide next steps.
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The U.S. Congress recently renewed federal dollars for a national energy efficiency program that Montanans in Bozeman and beyond use to gauge energy savings.
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An interview with MSU Billings History Professor Jennifer Lynn about the Fascist movement in history.
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A pastor in Billings says recent vandalism shows the need for safe spaces like her church.
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A nonprofit that matches service dogs and veterans is running out of federal funding later this month.
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Lewis and Clark Library in Helena is debuting a permanent exhibit honoring Montana's Tribes.
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Two adults and two children who died in a crash near Ekalaka were family members of Illinois gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey.
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Montanans showed up to support the national event in Billings, voicing concerns on a range of domestic and international issues that many decried as mishandled by the Trump administration.
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Anne Harrigan opens the Billings Symphony’s 75th Season with acclaimed guest violinist Gil Shaham. It is bittersweet opening for the symphony, as Harrigan passes the baton to a new conductor in the summer of 2026.
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Warrior Women for Justice organizes the second annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous People vigil to rally around justice and healing.