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EasyJet says first-half loss to deepen on Mideast war

EasyJet says first-half loss to deepen on Mideast war

British no-frills airline EasyJet on Thursday said it expects to post a deeper first-half loss compared with one year earlier after the Middle East war sent jet fuel prices soaring. EasyJet said it expected a headline loss before tax of between £540 million and £560 million ($733 million

Traffic disruptions coming to River Drive North in Great Falls due to dog park parking lot repaving

Traffic disruptions coming to River Drive North in Great Falls due to dog park parking lot repaving

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Construction on Lift Station Number 1 and repaving of the Pacific Steel and Recycling Trailside Dog Park parking lot will bring disruptions to River Drive North on April 16 and 17. The dog park parking lot will be fully closed from April 20 to April 23, according

Merz praises Lufthansa on centenary as strikes ruin party

Merz praises Lufthansa on centenary as strikes ruin party

Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Wednesday praised "the strategic importance" of Lufthansa as the German airline giant marked its centenary, but the celebrations were marred by a wave of recent strikes. "Lufthansa provides technical and logistical support for the German government fleet," Merz said at Frankfurt Airport.

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Residents invited to weigh in on regional transportation planning After the 2020 Census, the Gallatin Valley area hit a population milestone that meant it officially became a metropolitan area and is now required to have a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). The new Gallatin Valley MPO is a group of local

The US cities where art is part of the street, not just the museum

Long before a museum visit begins for World Art Day on April 15, art is already part of the walk in some U.S. cities. A mural at the end of a block, a sculpture along a path or an installation built into a downtown route can come into view

Sen. Sheehy, passenger unharmed in emergency plane landing near Ennis

Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy and a passenger were unharmed when the engine of the plane he was piloting failed and had to make an emergency landing near Ennis on April 10. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release that the emergency landing occurred in a private

Montana AG investigates auto companies over selling customer data claims

Montana AG investigates auto companies over selling customer data claims

HELENA, Mont. — An investigation has been launched into Ford Motor Company and Stellantis N.V. after reports revealed the automakers collected personal driving data and sold it to outside companies, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said in a release. Knudsen brought the case under Montana’s Consumer Protection Act, which