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Montana State News Network

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Expert Says Election Results Impacting Montana Gas Prices is a 'Myth'

Gas prices have fallen in the 30 days leading up to the election every year since 2006 except 2010.

Montana · 19h

alt 95.7

partner publisher · 4.8K followers

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 · 23h

Q2 News

partner publisher · 30.3K followers

Semi carrying produce crashes into Laurel backyard

A big rig hauling produce crossed the Interstate 90 median and went down an embankment into a Laurel backyard, barely missing a house and recreational equipment.

Laurel, MT · 1d

Montana Outdoor Radio Show

partner publisher · 2.8K followers

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 · 1d

Montana Outdoor Radio Show

partner publisher · 2.8K followers

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

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

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

96.7 KISS FM

partner publisher · 8.1K followers

Where To Eat Thanksgiving Dinner In Billings Without Turning On The Stove

Skip the kitchen mess this year. Perkins, Cracker Barrel, Montana Sky, The Montana Club, Rib Chop House and TEN at the Northern are serving on Thanksgiving in Billings.

Billings, MT · 7h

shredder.news

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Pro Skater Taylor Silverman Fires Back at Transgender Candidates Winning Women’s Seats in Midterms

Former Boonies Skateboards professional skateboarder Taylor Silverman has continued criticizing Democrats following the midterm elections. This time, it's reacting to eight transgender women who won races across several states. For years, Silverman has spoken out about transgender athletes competing in women's sports after losing to a transgender woman in a...

Georgia · 1d

Timeless Dishes

partner publisher · 10.9K followers

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

Flathead Beacon

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Billings Clinic–Logan Health Looks to the Sky for a New Name

Billings Clinic–Logan Health, the state’s largest hospital organization, is rebranding under a simpler name: One Sky Health. While the name nods to Montana’s moniker as Big Sky Country, it is designed to represent the unification of the two health care systems and the states they cover. The...

Kalispell, MT · 12h

bozemanmagazine.com

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Regenerative Lavender Farm and Luxury Guest Retreat Coming to Southwest Montana

Locally owned Belle Farms welcomes guests to 16 European-inspired chalet-style cabins, organic lavender fields and a farm-to-product experience just 30 miles from Yellowstone National Park. PARADISE VALLEY — Belle Farms, a regenerative lavender farm and luxury guest retreat, will open spring 2027 in Montana’s Paradise Valley. Located 30 miles from...

Montana · 1d

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

partner publisher · 559.2K followers

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

Great Falls Tribune

partner publisher · 2.9K followers

Veteran Montana journalist to lead Great Falls Tribune

Lee Enterprises has tapped an award-winning veteran journalist and news leader with deep ties to Montana to be Publisher and Editor of the Great Falls Tribune. David McCumber, 74, steps into the role after serving in an array of leadership positions for the Tribune's parent company -- in Montana and elsewhere -- in a career spanning more than half a century. It's the latest news in several investments Lee Enterprises is making to bolster local news offerings in Great Falls after recently acquiring the publication from USA TODAY Network. “The Great Falls Tribune has a distinguished history and a bright future, and I am thrilled to get to play a part in that, and to join this community,” McCumber said. He expects to permanently relocate to Great Falls in January 2027 and will be in the city periodically until then. McCumber has served Lee Enterprises for more than 11 years in a variety of positions, most recently as the company’s senior reporter and as executive editor of the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. He also has worked as Lee’s Local News Director for the west, as a group editor for Lee’s Montana properties and as editor and general manager of

Great Falls, MT · 1d

NonStop Local Bozeman

partner publisher · 7 followers

Billings and Belgrade veterans receive free cars ahead of Veterans Day

BELGRADE, Montana — Two veterans from Billings and Belgrade received free cars through Progressive Insurance's Keys to Progress program ahead of Veterans Day. Several local nonprofits and businesses helped identify people who needed a vehicle for the giveaway. Progressive said the program aimed to make a positive and life-changing difference for veterans who served the country. The company also said this was the first year it and its partners were able to give away two cars in Montana. "This is kind of one way that we can help to give back and apply that golden rule to the people who have made the biggest difference. And that's our veterans. You know, they've given everything to serve our country, and it's a really good way for us to give back," said Megan Webster with Progressive. Both recipients declined to speak with NonStop Local. Progressive runs the program every year and applications open in the spring for veterans looking for help getting a car.

Belgrade, MT · 9h