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‘The Jennifer Hudson Show’ Gets Season 5 Renewal Amid Daytime TV Shakeups

Daytime talk shows fans are getting some good news after two series announced they will soon be coming to an end. The Jennifer Hudson Show was renewed for a fifth season on Thursday, February 19, and will air through the 2026-2027 TV season. The news was announced by Fox

How Property Taxes in Montana Compare to the Rest of the Country

How Property Taxes in Montana Compare to the Rest of the Country

America’s housing market has entered a period of recalibration after the frenzy of recent years. While the acute shortages and bidding wars have mostly cooled, affordability remains a stubborn challenge. Home prices are still hovering near record highs, though their growth has slowed significantly, now trailing general inflation on

Empty chair ‘debate’ at state GOP event highlights property tax rift

GOP Chair Art Wittich, left, Rep. Terry Falk, center, and Sen. Greg Hertz discuss property tax legislation at the GOP Winter Kickoff event at the Heritage Inn on Feb. 7 in Great Falls, MT. (Jordan Hansen / Daily Montanan) GREAT FALLS — In a visual representation of a deep split among conservatives

How Health Care Is Keeping the Job Market Afloat

The health care sector is doing the heavy lifting when it comes to jobs growth, and recent federal labor data shows that without it, the labor market would be in serious trouble. In fact, if you take health care and social assistance out of the picture for January data, overall

‘General Hospital’s Laura Wright on What to Expect From Emotional Anthony Geary Tribute

On Friday, February 20, General Hospital will pay tribute to the late Anthony Geary with a special episode honoring his iconic alter ego, Luke Spencer, the character who helped define the show for generations. The episode features six fan favorites — Genie Francis (Laura Collins), Jane Elliot (Tracy Quartermaine), Maurice Benard

Oil extends gains on US-Iran tensions, stocks retreat

Oil extends gains on US-Iran tensions, stocks retreat

Oil prices rose to multi-month highs while global stocks mostly retreated as markets weighed sharpening rhetoric from President Donald Trump on Iran suggesting a military strike was more likely. Brent oil futures finished up nearly two percent at $71.66 a barrel after earlier reaching its highest level since

CPA gives tips for avoiding red flags for NGOs getting taxpayer money

(The Center Square) – A certified public accountant that works with nonprofits says if they’re getting public money, they should have internal controls to avoid potential fraud, waste or abuse of taxpayer funds Increased scrutiny continues to be on how federal tax dollars are being managed by states. Oftentimes, taxpayer