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December 19, 2025
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In a close 3-2 vote, the Helena City Commission appointed Alana Lake as the next city manager on Wednesday night. Outgoing Mayor Wilmot Collins, Commissioner Sean Logan, and Mayor-elect Emily Dean expressed confidence in Lake’s ability to handle the executive role. Currently serving as executive director of the Montana Public
President Trump signed a resolution reversing Biden-era coal restrictions in Montana, aiming to boost energy sectors.
Nick Vertz warns of strong winds in Montana, with gusts up to 58 mph expected Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Four whitetail bucks were dumped on BLM land; heads removed, meat wasted. FWP seeks tips at tipmont.mt.gov.
Following a bipartisan push, Congress reauthorized the Secure Rural Schools Program, ensuring funding until 2026.
Discover the charm of homemade grissini breadsticks for your charcuterie boards. Add a personal touch to appetizers!
Zoe Clarke, an ICU nurse in Asheville, faces barriers to further education due to new federal student loan limits.
A deluge of warm-weather precipitation in Montana triggered record-breaking streamflows, raising concerns over potential asbestos contamination and drinking water safety in Libby.
Secretary Doug Burgum assumes jurisdiction of three long-stalled American Prairie grazing rights cases involving bison.
Floods hit Lincoln County, Montana, destroying roads and bridges. State resources and aid are mobilized for recovery.
