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Three Forks farm gets state funding to support operations

Three Forks farm gets state funding to support operations

THREE FORKS, Mont. — Montana’s Department of Agriculture invested more than $800,000 in 17 agricultural businesses, including one family-run farm in Three Forks. Franck and Kari Groeneweg moved their family from Saskatchewan, Canada to Montana in 2020 and settled in Three Forks. They brought years of farming experience

Sam Forstag congressional rally with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez moved to May 28

Sam Forstag congressional rally with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez moved to May 28

UPDATE: May 19 at 5:10 p.m. Fortag's campaign announced the date of the rally with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez has been moved to May 28th at 5 p.m. due to changes in the congressional voting calendar. MISSOULA, Mont. — Sam Forstag’s campaign announced that U.S.

Missoula County lands $838,722 grant for work at Marshall Mountain Park

Missoula County lands $838,722 grant for work at Marshall Mountain Park

MISSOULA, Mont. — Missoula County announced it received a 2026 federal grant worth $838,722 to help improve safety, access and the overall visitor experience at Marshall Mountain Park between East Missoula and Bonner. County leaders said the money filled the remaining funding gap for the Base Area Redevelopment project. The

Blackfeet Law Enforcement looking to identify alleged suspect in break-ins

BROWNING, Mont. - Blackfeet Law Enforcement Services is looking to identify a man they said is connected to a series of recent break-ins. "This male is connected to a series of break ins at Southern Piegan Health Clinic," the agency wrote in a social media post. Anyone with

Montana SNAP waiver blocks soda, candy and some junk food

Montana SNAP waiver blocks soda, candy and some junk food

MONTANA — Montana will stop allowing SNAP benefits to pay for soda, candy and some junk food after federal approval of a waiver announced May 19, 2026. According to the governor’s office, the U.S. Department of Agriculture signed off on the change after Gov. Greg Gianforte sent the waiver

Bozeman airport selected in first round of pilot program to transition to FAA-owned tower

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is one of the first two airports selected in a new pilot program to transition its control tower to a Federal Aviation Administration-owned tower. The FAA pilot program is intended to transition select “high-activity federal contract towers,” which are staffed by private-sector employees

What corner crossing means in Montana as access debate grows

Missoula, MT — Montana lawmakers held a meeting on corner crossing and opened public comment as questions continued over what counts as trespassing between public and private land. Corner crossing happens when someone tries to move from one section of public land to another at a point where four land sections