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Bozeman, Gallatin softball teams form rare Class AA co-op due to lack of numbers

Bozeman, Gallatin softball teams form rare Class AA co-op due to lack of numbers

The Bozeman and Gallatin high school softball teams have formed a co-op due to a lack of numbers within the Hawks’ program. With just eight total players at Bozeman, including eighth-graders, the Bozeman School Board approved the merger at its March 30 board meeting. It’s believed to

I-90 bridge work near Alberton will close river access area

ALBERTON, Mont. — The Montana Department of Transportation announced work would start this spring to replace the westbound I-90 bridge over the Clark Fork River about 9.5 miles west of Alberton. MDT reported the project is part of the Clark Fork River/Old Hwy 10 Bridges work and is

Some lawmakers from both parties celebrate Bondi's removal

(The Center Square) – Lawmakers from both parties praised President Donald Trump's decision to remove Attorney General Pam Bondi from the U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday. Trump announced Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche would temporarily assume Bondi's duties until a replacement is named. Bondi faced

Why Is Mohan Leaving ‘The Pitt’ & How Will She Be Written Out?

The Pitt fans just learned ahead of Episode 13 of the second season, dropping on Thursday, April 2, that it will be one of the last episodes with Supriya Ganesh as Dr. Samira Mohan. Ganesh will not be returning for Season 3 in what Variety says is “a story-driven

Judge halts major logging project near Whitefish

A federal judge in Missoula has stopped a logging project on 28,000 acres of Flathead National Forest land near Whitefish, agreeing with a coalition of conservation organizations the federal government had neglected to consider risks to critical lynx habitat and consider cumulative effects of a nearby project. “There is

Healthcare leaders urge White House caution in fraud enforcement

(The Center Square) - Leaders in the healthcare industry called on the Trump administration to exercise caution as it goes after fraud. President Donald Trump established the White House’s Fraud Task Force on March 16, with Vice President JD Vance set to lead the group. As part of efforts to

ESA exemption draws immediate court challenge

(The Center Square) − Environmental groups moved almost immediately to challenge the Trump administration’s sweeping exemption of Gulf oil and gas operations from key Endangered Species Act requirements, filing suit Thursday to block the order from taking effect. The lawsuit, filed by four longtime environmental litigants including Healthy Gulf and