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Montana's Sam Forstag Looks To Public Lands As Early Bipartisan Ground

Sam Forstag wants lasting change, not the political whipsaw. His first call went to Troy Downing, and the River Runs Through It Act is on his mind.

Montana · 8h

The Peak

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Heroes Rise Coffee Shutters Great Falls Drive-thru Over Winter Heating Problems

Heroes Rise Coffee shut its Great Falls drive-thru at 5600 7th Avenue South this past weekend. Owners say the building couldn't keep employees warm through winter, and they're hoping to find a forever home.

Great Falls, MT · 1d

gfgazette.com

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Montana Lottery Announces Millionaire Ticket Sales Set to Resume On Thursday, Nov. 12th

The Montana Lottery has recently announced that the sales for the 2026 Montana Millionaire game will resume on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 6:30 a.m. All Montana Millionaire tickets printed on November 1st, 2026, will remain valid and eligible for every scheduled drawing. Any instant-win prizes awarded through these tickets will continue to be honored. To enhance the gaming experience and ensure that advertised prize odds are maintained, more instant-win prizes have been incorporated into the game.

Montana · 2d
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A new fight begins over data centers in Montana

The Montana-based Frontier Institute has joined with others in challenging the ordinance in the State’s fourth judicial district on behalf of a tech company. Cub Cloud A-I is described as a Missoula-based firm with 18 employees that provides AI and cloud infrastructure to local businesses. It operates an 850 square foot data center in an industrial area between Interstate 90 and Missoula International Airport.

Missoula, MT · 17h
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MY 103.5

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Montana's Kids Picked This Bird Over Every Adult

Nearly a century ago, Montana handed the decision to schoolchildren, and their pick still sings from every fence post in the state.

Montana · 22h

Montana Outdoor Radio Show

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FWP Region 1: Harvest activity continues across NW MT as general season progresses

Northwest Montana check stations recorded 269 white-tailed deer, 48 mule deer bucks and 32 elk among 4,832 hunters through the third weekend. Harvest success was 7.2%, down from 8.3% in 2025, likely because of warm weather. Cooler conditions and the rut may improve results. Hunters should review regulations, access rules, bear safety guidance and CWD testing requirements.

Kalispell, MT · 16h

Montana Outdoor Radio Show

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Montana’s Pre-Spawn Browns Are Staging Now: Where to Find Them

Montana's trophy brown trout are staging in deep water before spawn. Learn where to find pre-spawn browns and how to target them with streamers now.

Montana · 1d

Montana Talks

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Montana Secures Massive Boost for Local Healthcare Thanks to Trump Administration

"Montanans should be able to get quality health care without leaving the communities they call home," Governor Gianforte said.

Montana · 22h

NBCMontana

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Mild conditions this afternoon; next front expected to arrive tomorrow

Daytime highs for this afternoon are expected to be a bit warmer than previous days, with most areas seeing readings in the 50s. That said, cloud cover continues to linger across the region, primarily into northwest Montana where more overcast skies persist. A cold front is still on track to...

Montana · 2d

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

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Serial poacher to spend 5 years in prison for wildlife crime spree

A four-year investigation that began with tips from the public led to the conviction and severe sentencing of a serial poacher in Montana. Jason Rulon Davis of Corvallis was convicted of five felonies and 13 misdemeanors that will keep him in prison for a minimum of five years, the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reported Friday. Davis was also handed a lifetime ban on fishing, hunting and trapping, and was ordered to pay restitution and court fees totaling more than $50,000. “These crimes were extensive and spanned many years, and we appreciate the time and effort that the Ravalli County attorney’s office invested to prosecute this case and hold Jason Davis accountable for his actions,” said FWP Region 2 Warden Captain Kyle Miller. Davis, who had a history of hunting violations and loss of privileges, was found guilty of unlawful possession and related charges for six game animals, including three trophy mule deer bucks, two trophy white-tailed bucks, and a mountain lion. He helped others, including his son, with unlawful hunting-related activities, and was found guilty of five felonies for unlawfully possessing, shipping, and transporting poached deer, along with misdemeanor accountability charges of hunting without licenses, and over-limit of deer

Corvallis, MT · 1d

Country Herald

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Montana Weather Alert: Wind Gusts Could Reach 52 MPH Tuesday Nov 10

Strong winds and scattered showers could affect travel while above-normal temperatures continue across Montana.

Billings, MT · 1d

Country Herald

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Montana Traffic Alert Tonight: 60 MPH Gusts Threaten I-90

Livingston faces a 65% chance of gusts exceeding 60 mph as overnight winds intensify.

Livingston, MT · 2d

AGDAILY.com

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Montana ranchers back Roadless Rule repeal as wildfire debate intensifies

Montana ranchers support the USDA's proposed Roadless Rule repeal, but conservationists question its effects on wildfire risks, grazing and forest health. The post Montana ranchers back Roadless Rule repeal as wildfire debate intensifies appeared first on AGDAILY .

Montana · 4h

The Money Overview

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Heating aid is open in New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado and Montana, while Georgia and North Carolina open Dec. 1 first to households with older residents

Older homeowners and renters in Colorado and Montana can apply for winter heating aid through April 30, while Georgia and North Carolina begin taking applications from older residents on Dec. 1, a month ahead of everyone else. New York and Pennsylvania are also open. Each state sets its own dates, income limits and payment amounts […] The post Heating aid is open in New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado and Montana, while Georgia and North Carolina open Dec. 1 first to households with older residents appeared first on The Money Overview .

Montana · 2d

Eastern Progress

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The independent experiment failed | Emily Marburger

Montanans have always been an independent-minded bunch. We don't much care for being told what to think, who to vote for or how to run our lives. But there's a big difference between thinking independently and believing that running as an independent is some magic ticket to winning an election.

Montana · 2d

NBCMontana

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Respiratory illness activity very high in Livingston, Montana flu deaths climb to 3

MISSOULA, Mont. — The latest update from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services shows very high levels of Influenza A in Livingston's wastewater. The department notes there were 99 positive flu tests reported statewide for the 43rd week of the year. That's down from 136 positive tests the previous week.

Livingston, MT · 1d

theelectricgf.com

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GFPS hosting town hall on budget as board considered levy

The Great Falls Public Schools board is holding a town hall, followed by a board budget committee meeting, on Nov. 11 at 5:30 p.m. in the Aspen Room at the district office, 1100 4th St. S. The budget committee met Oct. 21 to discuss the district’s finances and budget outlook....

Great Falls, MT · 21h

NonStop Local Helena

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Montana stops additional $9.5 million in ACA fraud targeting tribal communities

HELENA, Mont. – The Montana State Auditor’s Office reports it has recently stopped roughly $9.5 million in Affordable Care Act fraud targeting Montana’s Native communities. The latest round of stopped fraudulent payments brings the total to more than $55.6 million since the state began investigating the issue. “Through our work, what we've done is we've actually stopped these payments from going out so that we're not even having to go to the fraudulent pillars, if you will, and try to get that money back,” said Montana State Auditor James Brown. “We identified it, and we've stopped it on the front end. So for every dollar of fraud that we prevent, that's a dollar in savings to the Montana consumer, which helps to make Montana more affordable.” The scheme involved treatment and billing abuse of the Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA or Obamacare. The fraudsters would convince tribal members to disenroll from Medicaid or other existing health coverage, then enroll them in ACA coverage using fake information, transport the individuals for treatment in other states, and then bill Montana insurers for treatments that never occurred or were unnecessary to inflate costs. The ACA has provisions that allow federally

Montana · 23h

Timeless Dishes

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9 SNAP Grocery Shopping Rules Changing What Families Can Buy in Four States

Some grocery items can no longer be purchased with SNAP benefits in some states. This change can disrupt families’ shopping routines. Since November 1, 2026, SNAP recipients shopping in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina, and Virginia have faced new restrictions on certain foods and beverages. The changes affect products ranging from soda and candy to... The post 9 SNAP Grocery Shopping Rules Changing What Families Can Buy in Four States appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

North Dakota · 1d