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Why Isn’t ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ New This Week?

There are still two episodes to go in Grey’s Anatomy Season 22, but fans will have to wait a while to see them. The medical drama is not new this week or most of this month. The ABC procedural is on temporary hiatus until the end of April, when

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias Imagine feeling excluded from your peer group at work to the degree that you are almost invisible. It’s unimaginable to most of us. Yet it captures the reality of many neurodivergent people in the workplace. April is

Eight Montana legislative candidates disqualified from primary list

Eight Montana legislative candidates disqualified from primary list

Eight candidates that filed to run for the Legislature — seven Democrats and one Republican — have been disqualified from the primary election for failing to complete required paperwork. The disqualifications cleared the field of opponents in one election, leaving incumbent Republican Sen. Daniel Zolnikov the de facto winner. He joins 10

Nancy Guthrie Kidnappers Likely Made This Fatal Mistake, Says Investigator

A veteran cop has suggested that Nancy Guthrie may have suffered a medical emergency while in the hands of her presumed kidnappers, and that she likely died before they could get ransom money and return her. Detective Brian Martin, of Indiana’s Fort Wayne Police Department, spoke with NewsNation’s

‘Live’: Kelly Ripa Finally Went to See Mark Consuelos’ Broadway Show – Here’s What She Thought

UPDATE (4/8/26 at 10:18 a.m. ET): Kelly Ripa finally saw Mark Consuelos hit the Broadway stage. Ripa attended a performance of Fallen Angels on Broadway just one day after admitting she had yet to see the show. “I had a big night last night, everyone. I

Renting the Belgrade Library community room just got more expensive

BELGRADE — Renting space at the Belgrade Library and Community Center will soon cost more after the Belgrade City Council approved a new master fee schedule during its Tuesday meeting. Under the new schedule, renting either side of the library’s community room will cost $400 for up to four hours,

Reforming recovery: PERC leader urges ESA update as rare bipartisan consensus emerges in Senate hearing

Brian Yablonski, the CEO of Bozeman-based conservation group Property and Environment Research Center, served as the majority witness in a March Senate hearing on ways to update the Endangered Species Act. The Senate Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Fisheries, Water, and Wildlife hearing marked an increasingly rare moment