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NonStop Local

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Can the Cats/Griz food drive starts ahead of Brawl of the Wild

MISSOULA, Mont. — The annual food drive competition tied to the Brawl of the Wild kicked off Saturday as the University of Montana and Montana State worked to collect food for people across Montana.

Missoula, MT · 22h

KTVH

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Kalispell teacher honored at State Capitol for dedication to Montana history

Kristopher Schreiner, who teaches eighth grade social studies at Kalispell Middle School, won this year’s Centennial Bell Montana History Teacher of the Year Award.

Kalispell, MT · 15h

Q2 News

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Billings race raises money to bury and honor Montana veterans

A growing Billings race is raising money to help bury Montana's veterans and maintain their graves, easing costs for the families of a community that makes up nearly 9% of the state.

Billings, MT · 1d

NBCMontana

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Missoula leaders urge action on MMIP people crisis

MISSOULA, Mont. — Advocates and community leaders gathered in Missoula on Monday to discuss Montana’s missing and murdered Indigenous people (MMIP) crisis, including what is at stake, how people can get involved and why the problem persists. The latest data from the Montana Department of Justice show Indigenous...

Missoula, MT · 9h
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montananewsroom.com

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Montana Foster Care Population Drops 48% as Gianforte Celebrates Adoption Month

Montana’s foster care population has declined nearly 48% since 2021, according to state officials, as Gov. Greg Gianforte proclaimed November 2026 Adoption Month at a State Capitol ceremony. The number of children in foster care fell from more than 3,300 to 1,716, while the Department of Public Health and...

Montana · 2d

explorebigsky.com

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Bozeman invites residents to name city snowplows

The city of Bozeman is asking residents to help name its snowplows and graders. Through its new Name the Plow! program, the city will name one snowplow and one grader each year until every piece of the Streets Division’s equipment has a name. Residents can submit names online through Nov. 30, explained a Nov. 9 press release from the City of Bozeman, followed by a public voting period between Dec. 7–28. The first named snowplow and grader will be announced Jan. 5.

Bozeman, MT · 18h

skylinesportsmt.com

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WATCH – Montana State AD Leon Costello on donor support, NIL, coach retention & staying on top

Montana State Director of Athletics Leon Costello sat down with Colter Nuanez on the state of Bobcat athletics. Costello talks about the growth of Montana State’s scholarship gala and why scholarship support is still the bedrock of everything the department does, educating fans on NIL and the Bobcat Collective, and how student-athletes giving back in the community has strengthened the program’s reputation.

Bozeman, MT · 2d

The Financial Wire

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Medicare Advantage plans end Dec. 31 for about 42,000 Braven members in New Jersey, about 16,000 HMSA members in Hawaii and about 1,100 PacificSource members in Montana

About 16,000 HMSA members in Hawaii, about 42,000 Braven Health members in New Jersey and about 1,100 PacificSource members in Montana are losing their Medicare Advantage plans on Dec. 31. HMSA is ending two Akamai Advantage plans, Braven is ending all ten of its New Jersey plans, and PacificSource is leaving Montana altogether. Open enrollment... The post Medicare Advantage plans end Dec. 31 for about 42,000 Braven members in New Jersey, about 16,000 HMSA members in Hawaii and about 1,100 PacificSource members in Montana appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Montana · 1d

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 · 22h

montananewsroom.com

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Montana Auditor Secures $72,400 for Securities Fraud Victims

Montana State Auditor James Brown secured $72,400 for the Securities Fraud Restitution Fund through 11 enforcement settlements reached since May 2026. The agreements involved securities issuers that failed to file required notices of business activity in Montana. The violations were filing and compliance failures, not findings that the issuers had committed securities fraud. The businesses also agreed to improve internal procedures and provide updated regulatory information.

Montana · 1d

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

Courthouse News Service

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Insurance companies dispute who pays in Montana asbestos mining settlement

OMAHA, Neb. (CN) — Years after the state was found liable for asbestos risk to miners and residents near Libby, Montana, two insurance companies are still duking it out over who’s responsible for tens of millions of dollars based on “reinsurance” contracts inked more than a half-century ago.

Montana · 11h

Crafting Your Home

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SNAP Recipients Face New Grocery Shopping Rules as Four States Introduce Food Stamp Restrictions

The post SNAP Recipients Face New Grocery Shopping Rules as Four States Introduce Food Stamp Restrictions first appeared on Crafting Your Home.…

South Carolina · 1d

NonStop Local Billings

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Hunter found in the South Fork after search by Park County Search & Rescue

PARK COUNTY, Mont. - Park County Search & Rescue Foundation reported in a post on Facebook that they searched for an overdue hunter at 9:50 on the morning of November 8. The hunter left to hunt deer on the Bobcat/Houlihan Trailhead area of the South Fork at around 3:00 Saturday afternoon. A ground team and three horseback teams worked together to comb the area, with PCSAR Air 1 flying overhead. One of the horseback teams found the hunter uninured at around 2:30 p.m. He was not injured and had simply decided to spend the night in the field. Officials remind the public to let someone know when you plan to return if venturing into the backcountry to help prevent unnecessary searches.

Park County, MT · 1d

MaxPreps

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Football Recap: Glacier Takes Down Bozeman in a Playoff Battle + How To Watch

Glacier had already proven themselves in the regular season and they didn't miss a beat now that it's playoff time. They put the hurt on the Bozeman Hawks with a sharp 53-29 win on Friday. The victory is more of the same for the Wolfpack, who have now won nine games in a row.

Bozeman, MT · 1d

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 · 18h

NBCMontana

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Unsettled weather through Tuesday, valley inversions return midweek

A series of disturbances will bring the threat of light rain, mountain snow and breezy conditions today and Tuesday. Scattered light showers are possible today, especially across northwest Montana, with snow levels around 5,000 feet. Most locations will see relatively light winds, although gusts of 15 to 20 mph are possible across southwest Montana.

Montana · 1d

Animal of Things

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Is There a Limit on How Many Deer Licenses You Can Buy in Montana?

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Yes, there is a cap, and it changed for 2026. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks limits resident deer hunters to three deer licenses per license year, which includes the general deer license. That is down from eight in previous years. That cap is one of several shifts hunters face for deer hunting season in Montana … This article, Is There a Limit on How Many Deer Licenses You Can Buy in Montana? , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Drew a Wyoming Deer Tag? The Hunt Area Rule That Decides Your Season • Can You Hunt Deer in Nevada This Season? What Nevada Law Requires • Planning a Georgia Deer Hunt This Season? The County Color Map Decides Your Dates

Montana · 2d

Crafting Your Home

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6 Odd Laws About Animals and Cars Still on the Books, From Camels on Nevada Highways to Dogs on Anchorage Car Roofs

Six odd laws about animals and cars, from camels on Nevada highways to dogs on Anchorage car roofs, as reported by AAA Northeast and Reader's Digest.

Nevada · 7h