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The city of Billings and a local animal shelter are working on their strained relationship after an incinerator issue made it to national headlines.
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It’s been 200 years since the Crow Tribe and the United States signed the first official treaty between their two governments.
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More than a half million tickets sold in 6.5 hours
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More tickets, more grand prizes and more instant winners this year
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Ivy was an American mink ambassador, inspiring advocacy and compassion for her species.
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Acclaimed storyteller and public radio host Ophira Eisenberg is onstage in Bozeman Friday.
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Voters are urged to double-check return envelopes for signature and birth year before mailing.
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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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A high school freshman and a centenarian were both named national athletes of the year recently by a national state games organization.
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In 2023, the DEQ listed sections of the Gallatin River as impaired due to recurring algal blooms. The blooms choke out fish and degrade water quality. State scientists are amid a six-year study trying to understand what's causing the harmful blooms. The state says it will use the results to inform local development regulations and a plan to protect the river.
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A student led effort underway is gathering Montanans opinions on the issues.
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During the last legislative session, Montana officially made the second Monday in October Columbus day and Indigenous People’s day. For the first time as a state holiday Montana’s celebrated across the state, including at Montana State University.