Montana Secures $300M for Broadband Expansion with Federal Approval
November 18, 2025
Governor’s Office secures $300M federal funds for broadband, boosting access in Montana’s underserved areas.
Governor’s Office secures $300M federal funds for broadband, boosting access in Montana’s underserved areas.
All Montanans eligible for SNAP received 100% of their benefits despite recent delays due to the federal shutdown.
Learn about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) at Montana FWP’s event, focusing on testing and prevention techniques.
Nine Michigan Head Start programs face funding gaps due to the prolonged government shutdown, affecting 3,000 kids.
Young homebuyers face increased challenges due to affordability issues, with first-time buyers dropping to 21% of all buyers.
A bipartisan bill, the Fix Our Forests Act, aims to enhance forest management and wildfire prevention efforts in the U.S.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court debated if Trump violated the Constitution by imposing global tariffs using IEEPA.
Eastern Montana sees a tourism boost with a 44% rise in lodging tax revenue and 82% increase in nonresident spending.
LEWISTOWN – The Montana Farmers Union convention discussed tariffs, rural revitalization, and mental health in agriculture.
The U.S. Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA, impacting small businesses.
Trump’s cuts risk $12 billion in energy projects, potentially increasing costs for Americans despite his 2024 promises.
General Motors to lay off 3,400 workers at EV facilities, citing lack of hydrogen infrastructure and policy challenges.
