Montana

Registered nurses working in St. Peter’s Health clinics in Helena voted to unionize Tuesday, a decision that brings about 70 nurses under the Montana Nurses Association Local #13 banner.

A solar-powered hydrogen project in St. Regis has been included in $1 billion three-state project to develop the alternative fuel.

Now lets ban Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and of course that darling Reddit! These dystopic companies are using weapons grade psychological warfare to control the discourse of society, turning ‘social media’ into ‘social control’. As these companies serve there investors, not there users, they push narratives that continue to enrich themselves while stealing it from the rest of us.

Small isolated communities in Montana are getting a major highspeed internet upgrade (along with redundancy).

The seven initial members of a new state commission that would authorize and oversee “community choice” charter schools in Montana have been announced.

Serving the Flathead Valley and beyond since 2014, Two Bear Air’s world-class search-and-rescue service and its suite of high-tech equipment has transformed the region into the last best place to get lost and found

MTN Investigates which heavily traveled bridges in the Billings area made a list of 80 deemed ‘structurally deficient’

A local nonprofit is in the midst of constructing a brand new $2 million indoor shooting sports complex near Missoula that will be focused on allowing kids to practice year-round.

Phenanthrene, a cancer causing chemical that occurs naturally, was found in high concentrations in fish on the Yellowstone river. It’s not known whether it’s related to the asphalt spill from the train derailment or not. More testing ongoing.

The ongoing fallout from the Citizen’s United ruling continues to destroy democracy in Montana (and America at large).

High temps and windy conditions are drying out Montana fast.

Officials continue to talk down the disaster, laughing and telling people not to eat the black stuff.

Every 5 years property values are re-assessed for tax purposes. The Covid plandemic has caused many properties to double or triple value since the last assessment, which will cause taxes to jump drastically for most property owners.

The deadliest plant in Montana is the water hemlock.