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Lagos secures flood insurance for 4 million at-risk Nigerians

Lagos secures flood insurance for 4 million at-risk Nigerians

Nigeria's Lagos state has taken out a $7.5 million flood insurance policy to cover millions of people, the Insurance Development Forum said Thursday, as the country's economic capital faces rising sea levels and floods linked to climate change. The coastal mega-city of Lagos and

‘Paradise’: Who Is Alex? Breaking Down Season 2’s Biggest Mystery

[Warning: The video above and article below contain MAJOR spoilers for Paradise Season 2, Episodes 1-7.] Paradise Season 2’s ending is nearly here, and while some answers about the show’s various mysteries have been uncovered, we’re still unraveling one of the Hulu drama’s biggest questions:

‘Tell me where to sign': Proposed Big Bend border wall hits close to home in Bozeman

Her upcoming summer wedding isn't the only future occupying Morgan Kemp's mind. The Bozeman artist and El Paso, Texas, native is helping to organize a campaign against a border wall slated for the rugged Big Bend region of Texas — a place she fell in love with

‘Change is hard’: Legislators point to issues with new FWP licensing system

A state licensing system that no longer accepts cash in most places has caught the attention of legislators, who peppered Fish, Wildlife and Parks Director Christy Clark with questions about the change at the Legislature’s Environmental Quality Council meeting this week. FWP launched its “License Ambassador Program” earlier this

Slushy slopes end Bridger Bowl’s season three weeks early

Slushy slopes end Bridger Bowl’s season three weeks early

Last Friday — standing in a puddle and donning a brightly colored Hawaiian lei — Bridger Bowl General Manager Hiram Towle announced that the mountain would be closing for the season on March 22 — nearly three weeks earlier than anticipated. According to the Bridger Bowl website, the mountain closed due to unseasonably

Thousands gather downtown for annual Run to the Pub

What gets more people to run than the promise of beer? For many Bozemanites, it could be a free visit to Ireland — along with a bunch of beer. Recently, Pub 317’s annual Run to the Pub saw its biggest turnout ever, with finishers energized by the possibility of winning

EXCLUSIVE: RNC chair argues for SCOTUS to overule late ballot deadlines

(The Center Square) - Republican National Committee chairman Joe Gruters argued for the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down late arriving mail-in ballot laws across the country. In an exclusive interview with The Center Square, Gruters said justices on the court have an opportunity to clarify what Election Day