Month: August 2025
Decorated Montana Army Veteran Releases Book on Truth, Faith, and Freedom
“Veritas Vincit” draws from Ret. Lt. Col. Darin Gaub’s four Afghanistan combat tours
Montana Delegation Urges Trump to Impose 50% Tariff on Russian Palladium After Swift Action on Coal Mining
Lawmakers cite hundreds of lost mining jobs as Russian market manipulation threatens nation’s only palladium source
Missoula Crime Report – August 25, 2025
Multiple Incidents of Suspicious Activity and DUIs Noted Across Missoula
Cracker Barrel’s Rebranding is Much More Sinister Than “Just A New Logo”
How a Family Roadside Staple Became Another Casualty of the Woke Rebrand
Billings Woman Pleads Guilty to Trafficking Nearly 4 Pounds of Methamphetamine
Seizure represents up to 170,000 individual doses; defendant faces life sentence
California Woman Pleads Guilty to Smuggling British Husband Across Montana Border
Couple’s failed plan leads to guilty plea and potential 10-year prison sentence
Protecting American Freedom—Why the GRACE Act Matters for Veterans & Parents
Montana Veterans urge support for GRACE Act to defend parental rights and medical freedom.
Montana House GOP Holds Sex Definition Bill to Avoid Court Challenges
House leadership says it can hold passed legislation despite sine die adjournment
Hunger Games: AI’s Demand for Resources Poses Promise and Peril to Rural America
As AI development eyes rural America for massive data centers, Meta’s $10 billion Louisiana project offers lessons for Montana communities
FWP Approves New Wolf Rules: 452 Statewide Quota, Increased Harvest Limits, Live Collaring Program
New regulations allow combined hunting and trapping limits amid ongoing federal court restrictions
Missoula Crime Report – August 24, 2025
Early incidents dominate; multiple structure fires in Grant Creek.
Missoula Crime Report – August 23, 2025
Multiple disturbances and assistance duties marked the day’s activities.
