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City of Helena installing new water main, road closures expected

City of Helena installing new water main, road closures expected

HELENA, Mont. - The City of Helena is kicking off a three-week project to install a new water main between West Main Street and the Reeder's Village Subdivision. Road closures can be expected throughout the week. The city said the "lower section of Carriage Lane" will

15 meatball recipes that make feeding a family feel manageable

Some nights, you just need something that works without a lot of second-guessing, and having 15 meatball recipes to choose from can make that easier. This list is for anyone trying to keep meals consistent while still having enough variety to avoid boredom. It helps take the pressure off

EXCLUSIVE: 5 years in, Operation Lone Star seizes 870 million lethal doses of fentanyl

(The Center Square) – Five years into Texas’ border security mission, Operation Lone Star officers have seized a record amount of illicit drugs. Gov. Greg Abbott first launched OLS on March 4, 2021, in response to an unprecedented number of illegal border crossers and crime within the first year of the

The rise of the split entree economy at restaurants

At many sit-down restaurants, sharing one main course is no longer an odd request. Couples, friends and families split entrees more often as they look for ways to keep the total in check. Higher restaurant prices, tighter value calculations and weaker traffic across much of the industry point to

Mom’s menopause hot flashes leads to brain tumor diagnosis

Mom’s menopause hot flashes leads to brain tumor diagnosis

By Amy Reast A mom put her hot flushes and "tingling sensation" down to the menopause - until scans revealed she had 10 brain tumors. Kerry Brown, 54, began experiencing hot flushes and "tingling sensations" in 2017 that she assumed were hormonal and related to the menopause.

MIT tech controls robotic hand with enough dexterity to play piano

MIT tech controls robotic hand with enough dexterity to play piano

By Stephen Beech A high-tech wristband enables wearers to control a robotic hand with such dexterity that it can play the piano. By moving their own hands and fingers, users can direct a robot to play keyboards or even play basketball. The state-of-the-art device also allows

Woman diagnosed with cancer after symptoms dissmissed as anxiety

Woman diagnosed with cancer after symptoms dissmissed as anxiety

By Adam Dutton A young woman was diagnosed with blood cancer after her symptoms were dismissed as anxiety and told by a GP: "You look healthy, so you must be fine." Abby Maxwell was reassured by doctors that nothing was wrong despite losing six stone in under a