Month: September 2025
Attorney General Warns of Deadly Opioid Sold at Montana Convenience Stores
Substance 13 times more potent than morphine has killed 29 Montanans since 2020
Arizona Man Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Child Enticement Charges in Missoula
Manuel Flores, 71, accused of using internet to target minor between June 2024 and August 2025
Convicted Bank Robber Sentenced for Cross-Country Weapons Arsenal on Amtrak in Libby
Federal authorities intercept extensive tactical gear cache during Montana train stop, raising questions about planned criminal operation
Mexican Man with Multiple Deportations Sentenced for Illegal Reentry Near Chinook
Latest Case Highlights Pattern of Repeat Immigration Violations Across Montana
Gallatin Crime Report – September 1, 2025
Multiple incidents of patrol checks and traffic stops noted throughout the day
Montana’s Labor Paradox: Record Jobs, Missing Workers, and the Crises Behind the Gap
State reaches historic employment levels while facing severe worker shortages as housing costs, industry shifts, and workforce barriers keep qualified workers on the sidelines
Montana FWP Debuts Robotic Bear Training Trailer for Statewide Safety Initiative
High-tech training tool debuts Sept. 10 in Missoula as part of 13 Bear Aware events across Montana this month
Rivian Opens Montana’s First Electric Vehicle Service Center in Belgrade
20,000-square-foot facility will serve EV owners across region with service and test drives
Downing: Congress Must Flip the Switch on Burdensome Energy Rules
Montana congressman urges overturn of Powder River Basin coal leasing ban, unlocking 37.8 billion tons and protecting millions in school funding
Montana Submits Waiver to Implement Federal Medicaid Work Requirements Early
State submits HELP waiver to implement community engagement and graduated cost-sharing under new federal framework
Kalispell FWP Office Seeks Fruit Donations to Reduce Bear Attractants
Kalispell office accepting donations Sept. 8-12 as part of Bear Aware Month initiatives
