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  • Gates locked soon at hundreds of national parks unless congress or governors take action, a challenger emerges for Montana’s attorney general office, and an abortion law banned just two days before it was to take effect.
  • A push by Montana’s governor for restrictions on trans athletes, Rocky Mountain College resumes athletic competitions after a suspension, and an opportunity to get healthcare coverage begins today.
  • A Montana man accused of threatening a U-S congressman, the future of marijuana shops up to voters in two small communities, and an exotic animal business shut down.
  • A top leader at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks accused of a hunting violation, a drug treatment center under scrutiny, and good news for natural gas customers.
  • Revisiting dry cleaning contamination in Billings, a missing cat gives a Bozeman family a Halloween treat, and get ready to be a Montana Millionaire.
  • Another lawsuit attempts to stop skyrocketing property taxes, election preview continues with Belgrade’s request and snow no longer ends fire season in Montana.
  • Montana inmates transferred out of state, the crisis hotline sees success, and Billings premieres three new movie theaters complete with food and beer.
  • A Superfund site in Billings gets a second round of cleanup, gratitude and outrage both lobbed against a Montana senator, and a contentious debate develops in Cascade county.
  • Pollution experts advising quick action for cleanup at a park in Deer Lodge, children in foster care still waiting years for adoption, and package theft rising as the holidays approach.
  • A union dispute continues within the Great Falls School district, space for more veterans gains a funding partner, and another lawsuit cast over protections for fish.
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