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South Carolina has spent $1.6M to combat its huge measles outbreak, and it’s not over yet

South Carolina has spent $1.6M to combat its huge measles outbreak, and it’s not over yet

South Carolina has spent $1.6M to combat its huge measles outbreak, and it’s not over yet South Carolina has spent an estimated $1.6 million so far on public health efforts to combat its huge measles outbreak, according to information the state’s health department provided to Healthbeat

Groups challenge Montana PSC order that keeps data center info secret

Public interest groups on Wednesday challenged the rationale behind redactions made in the letters of intent signed by NorthWestern Energy and data center developers. The agreements made with developers in Silver Bow and Yellowstone counties share few details — even less information than the utility has publicly disclosed in other areas.

Bitterroot Valley news you may have missed this week

Here are some news stories from the Bitterroot Valley you may have missed this week... Gianforte, USFS chief reveal initial logging locations under new state-federal partnership Alongside U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Chief Tom Schultz, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Friday the selection of the first two "priority

'Roadless Rampage' stops in Bozeman: Community members react to proposed repeal of rule

As the wind howled at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds buildings, 270 community members shuffled into an exhibition building, eager to discuss the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s proposal to rescind the two-decade-old Roadless Rule. The rule restricts most timber harvesting, road construction and reconstruction while still facilitating

Two Republicans turn to the Democratic ticket in Great Falls, conspiracy theories follow

For years, Cascade County voters tipped further into the Republican column and elected officials followed. The sheriff and county attorney have both shed their Democratic titles and rebranded as Republicans, as did the county clerk of district court, a job with little room for any political discretion. This year, however,

War has halted Gulf oil flow -- and restarting it won't be easy

War has halted Gulf oil flow -- and restarting it won't be easy

The war in the Middle East has largely paralysed the Gulf region's crucial oil industry, which has been hit by attacks and an export blockade. The war has forced companies to dramatically slow or even halt production -- and restarting it will not be easy, even when the war

Ken Jennings Reveals He’s a Huge Fan of This Reality Show — Would He Compete?

Game show legend, Jeopardy! host, now a murderous Traitor? Ken Jennings revealed whether he would want to be on the Peacock show, The Traitors, and fans were happy with his answer. The Traitors is very different from Jeopardy!. On The Traitors, contestants have to banish and murder people without knowing