Montana snowpack rapidly melted in May
Most river basins saw snowpack peak a month early, and melt out early, leading to depressed streamflow forecasts
Micah Drew Daily Montanan
Montana FWP euthanizes black bear that entered tent
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials euthanized a black bear that entered a tent at Beavertail Hill State Park near Missoula.
According to a press release, on Tuesday morning the black bear entered a tent that had campers in it, but no one was injured.
Agency officials lethally removed the
Flint wins Republican congressional primary
On Monday evening, President Donald Trump reupped his endorsement of Montanan Aaron Flint as his preferred choice for the state’s western U.S. House seat, and 24 hours later The Associated Press called the race for Flint.
Flint has 52.6% of the early vote with approximately 37% of
Bodnar outraises Alme in pre-primary filings, submits signatures for ballot
In pre-primary filings submitted to the Federal Election Commission, independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar outraised all candidates, including reporting three times as much in fundraising as Republican Kurt Alme.
Bodnar, the former University of Montana president, reported raising $754,000 since the end of March, with a
Montana Governor visits new Flathead reentry facility
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte on Wednesday toured the Flathead Valley Reentry Facility, which has been operating for just over six months and graduated its first residents into the community this spring.
“By helping offenders find employment, access resources, and reconnect with their families, this center is giving Montanans a better
PacificSource to end Montana insurance operations
PacificSource Health Plans, one of Montana’s three primary health insurance providers, will cease its Montana operations and exit the marketplace by the end of the year.
“PacificSource is making difficult decisions to ensure we can continue fulfilling our mission and serving members for the long term amid growing pressures
Bozeman airport selected in first round of pilot program to transition to FAA-owned tower
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is one of the first two airports selected in a new pilot program to transition its control tower to a Federal Aviation Administration-owned tower.
The FAA pilot program is intended to transition select “high-activity federal contract towers,” which are staffed by private-sector employees