Missoula YMCA Needs $1.5M for Renovation; Washington Foundation to Match
December 20, 2024
Missoula YMCA seeks $1.5M to close its fundraising gap for expansive renovations including new childcare facilities.
Missoula YMCA seeks $1.5M to close its fundraising gap for expansive renovations including new childcare facilities.
Anthony Olson’s hopes were dashed by a misdiagnosis, leaving him subjected to years of unnecessary chemotherapy.
Montana’s political cop struggles with lobbyists’ spending reports. Auditors suggest electronic-only submissions.
Montana received a $3.5M grant to aid 700 laid-off Sibanye-Stillwater Mine workers in transitioning to new careers.
Montana’s political watchdog struggles with lobbyist oversight, as key details are often missing in compliance reports.
U.S. House Democrats revealed potential federal disaster aid losses per state if Republicans exclude it from a spending bill.
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a ruling affirming a “stable climate system” as a constitutional right, marking a win for 16 young plaintiffs.
Efforts to avert a partial government shutdown stalled as Republicans opposed extraneous provisions in the funding bill.
Thirty-three-year-old Whitefish resident Melanie Seefeldt has numerous experiences with alcohol addiction, highlighting the complexities of achieving sobriety. In Montana, the scarcity of detox support systems poses significant challenges. While Seefeldt has managed periods of sobriety, the limited access to withdrawal management in Montana creates a difficult landscape for those struggling
Audit finds Montana missed $1.2B in new construction on tax rolls, needing funds for better tracking and staff retention.
A Helena jury ruled that Montana lawmakers didn’t favor a political party in redrawing utility commission districts.
Medicaid expansion in Montana improved healthcare on reservations, covering 230,000 people by June 2024, despite costs.
