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Missoula police looking to identify individuals connected to trespassing reports

Missoula police looking to identify individuals connected to trespassing reports

MISSOULA, Mont. - The Missoula Police Department shared images of more individuals on social media connected to recent trespassing reports. On February 11, they shared initial photos of people who may have trespassed at Mount Jumbo. The individuals were numbered from #11 to #15, left to right. MPD asked that any

FedEx joins companies seeking tariff refunds as litigation looms

(The Center Square) – FedEx joined the growing list of companies seeking tariff refunds as confusion over President Donald Trump's latest tariffs continues and the refund process begins. The Tennessee-based shipping giant asked the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York for a full refund, but

CMS proposes 0.09% Medicare Advantage advanced rate, raising alarms

(The Center Square) – The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has proposed a 0.09% advance rate for Medicare Advantage plans in 2027, a figure analysts say falls well short of expectations and projected medical cost inflation. The proposal follows roughly a 5% rate increase for 2026 and trails analyst

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Michigan foreclosure case on Wednesday

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Michigan foreclosure case on Wednesday

(The Center Square) – A Michigan family’s decades-long fight over a property seizure will be before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday for oral arguments. This marks the latest challenge to how counties across the country handle property tax foreclosures. In December, the Pung family filed their opening

DHS silent on number of agents remaining in Twin Cities

DHS silent on number of agents remaining in Twin Cities

(The Center Square) – In the wake of Operation Metro Surge in the Twin Cities, it is still unclear how many federal immigration agents remain in the area. In a statement to The Center Square, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said: “For operational security we do not disclose resources

Supreme Court strikes down court error in baby food case

Supreme Court strikes down court error in baby food case

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, struck down a lower court's decision preventing parents from suing a baby food manufacturer over tainted products. The case, Hain Celestial Group v. Palmquist, centers around parents in Texas who fed their child baby food from

Illegal border crosser apprehensions drop 96% at southwest border in a year

Illegal crossings were up in January compared to previous months