Month: July 2025
Gallatin Crime Report – July 16, 2025
Patrol checks and follow-up investigations dominate early hours.
Students and Teachers Deserve Better: Congress Should Reform the NEA Federal Charter
NEA has abandoned educational mission for partisan politics
Montana Hunters Push ‘Residents First’ Approach to Address Mule Deer Population Decline
Statewide workshops reveal cross-regional consensus on hunting priorities and management strategies
California Man Gets 15 Years for Mailing Fentanyl, Meth to Bozeman in Sophisticated Operation
Shante Maurice Anthony intercepted with 1,000 fentanyl pills and quarter-pound of methamphetamine in mail-and-fly scheme
Missoula Council to Vote on Riverfront Triangle Fox Site Development Agreement Monday
Three agreements with Averill Hospitality headline Monday’s council meeting, along with FY 2026 budget presentation
Intelligence Director Releases Evidence Obama Administration Orchestrated ‘Years-Long Coup’ Against Trump
Evidence shows 2016 election assessment was “manufactured” to undermine Trump presidency; refers documents to DOJ for potential prosecution
Daines Presses Nominee on PROTECT Act, Tribal Law Enforcement Resources During Senate Hearing
Montana senator questions Indian Affairs nominee about urgent need for expanded tribal authority to prosecute non-Native drug traffickers
Bannack Days Brings Wild West History to Life This Weekend
Ghost town that was Montana’s first territorial capital comes alive July 19-20
