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Over a barrel: Three Forks' Tayla Moeykens recalls bumpy ride on way to WNFR dream
Twenty-three years. That’s how long Three Forks native Tayla Moeykens has been dreaming of performing on rodeo’s biggest stage.
That dream became a reality in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at one of the last rodeos of the 2025 season. Moeykens was sitting 10th in the world standings
Officials: California health programs lose billions of federal dollars
(The Center Square) – Billions of dollars have been cut from California’s public health programs because of federal budget cuts, state health officials told lawmakers on Tuesday afternoon.
California state senators and Assembly members heard from officials about the impacts of federal budget cuts on health care programs, including Medi-
Emergency Management Officials urge Montanans to prep for wind
MISSOULA, Mont. – As Western Montana anticipates wind gusts reaching up to 70 miles per hour, emergency services are urging residents to take precautionary measures.
Chief Lonnie Rash of the Missoula City Fire Department emphasized the importance of securing outdoor items.
"If you have loose things outside of your house,
140 U.S. service members injured in Operation Epic Fury
(The Center Square) – An estimated 140 service members have been injured since the start of Operation Epic Fury in the nearly 11 days since the joint strikes between the U.S. and Iran began, according to a Pentagon spokesperson.
Sean Parnell, the chief Pentagon spokesman, released a statement Tuesday afternoon
LAX OKs hike in fees for Uber, Lyft, taxi, limousine drivers
(The Center Square) – An increase in fees for thousands of ride shares, black cars and limos at LAX was approved Tuesday afternoon.
Transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft currently pay $4 in pickup and drop-off fees at Los Angeles International Airport. Transportation charter parties such as limousines and
U.S. energy agency ups forecast of American oil and gas output
(The Center Square) – The war in the Middle East will lead to significantly more production of crude oil and natural gas in the U.S. during the next two years along with relatively stable gasoline prices for American consumers, according to the latest market assessment by the U.S. Energy