Month: November 2025
Montana Leads 22-State Coalition in Supreme Court Fight Over Chicago ICE Protection
AG Knudsen: Violence against federal immigration agents must be stopped before it spreads to other states
Interim Study Committees: Stop Studying the Problem — Start Solving It
Montana House District 69 candidate Trevor Walter argues lawmakers should consult field experts directly instead of forming costly study committees
MSU Satellite Detecting Space Particles as Engineers Work to Optimize Performance
Four months into orbit, Montana-built satellite tracking dangerous radiation belt particles
Missoula Crime Report – November 10, 2025
Multiple incidents of suspicious activity and welfare checks.
Missoula Asks Property Owners to Fund $721,000 Gap for Train Horn Project Originally Estimated at $130,000
Project originally estimated at $130,000 in 2021 and expected to be completed by summer 2022
Montana Health Officials Warn Parents to Stop Using Recalled Infant Formula Linked to Botulism Outbreak
Two lots of ByHeart formula recalled after 13 cases reported across 10 states
Montana Issues Partial SNAP Benefits as Federal Shutdown Nears End
State issues 65% of maximum allotments as Senate passes bill to fully fund program through September 2026
UM Veterans Forge Identity Through Peer Mentorship
Student veteran David Payseno helps fellow vets navigate identity shifts at UM
Downing Bill Would Ensure Cemetery Access on Memorial Day, Veterans Day
Legislation would guarantee Gold Star families can visit gravesites on Memorial Day, Veterans Day
Missoula Conservatives Can Win — If We Show Up
Missoula’s future depends on conservatives showing up, stepping up, and getting involved, writes newly elected Missoula GOP Chairman.
