Month: June 2025
Montana Ramps Up Broadband Expansion as Trump Admin Cuts Red Tape
New federal guidelines eliminate Biden-era requirements and embrace “technology neutrality” as Montana prepares to deploy $629 million in broadband funding
Daines Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Ban Flag Desecration
Montana Republican continues nine-year push for constitutional protection against flag burning
Fort Belknap Indian Reservation School Employee Arraigned on Witness Tampering, Child Abuse Reporting Charges
Hays school employee faces up to 20 years in prison for allegedly intimidating witnesses and failing to report suspected abuse
‘No Kings’ Protest Brings Anti-Trump Message to Downtown Missoula
Missoulians join nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest movement with downtown march opposing Trump
Helena Mobilizes Municipal, State Resources for Coordinated Multiday “Juneteenth” Observance
City, state agencies, museums coordinate programming for recently established federal holiday
Honduran Man Sentenced in Montana Federal Court for Third Illegal Reentry Into U.S.
Carlos Ponce-Lopez caught in Montana after two previous removals and federal convictions
Missoula’s Venture Medical Acquires Biotech Assets to Expand Wound Care Portfolio
Montana company adds FDA-cleared keratin technology and industry veteran to fuel national expansion
Four Montana Communities Join State’s Main Street Revitalization Program
Big Timber, Fort Benton, Wibaux and Winnett gain access to grants and technical assistance for downtown development
Montana Heritage Center Nears Completion with Final $1M Fundraising Push
Historical Society launches final campaign to complete $60 million capital project by July 30
