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WATCH: Bill would suspend California gas tax for one year

Editor's note: This story has been updated to add a video. (The Center Square) – California drivers and their wallets would get some relief at the pump if a new bill passes the state Legislature this year. Assembly Bill 1745, introduced by Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez, R-Indio, would suspend

Specialized Air Force jet lands in Missoula

A specialized Air Force jet known for carrying top government officials landed in Missoula early Monday morning for a training mission, the U.S. Air Force confirmed to the Missoulian. The plane, with the call sign Venus 71, left Missoula at approximately 12:30 p.m. on Monday afternoon. As

CDL tests will become English only

(The Center Square) – All commercial driver’s license tests will be administered in English, the U.S. Department of Transportation said Friday. In a press conference, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Administrator Derek Barrs said the move will “strengthen safety and integrity on America’s

Launching a dream: Dawson Community College student earns visit to NASA’s Langley Research Center

GLENDIVE — A lifelong fascination with the night sky turned into a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Dawson Community College student Mac Haggerty, who recently earned a two-day visit to NASA’s Langley Research Center through the Montana Space Grant Consortium. Haggerty’s fondest memories as a child were

Fowl play? Cops finds abandoned chicken coop in road

Fowl play? Cops finds abandoned chicken coop in road

By Isobel Williams Police have ruled out 'fowl play' after discovering a chicken coop abandoned - in the middle of a road. Traffic officer made the bizarre find on the A414 near St Albans, Herts., in the early hours of Thursday (February 19). Photos show the wooden stucture - which

Federal Lawmakers Consider National ADAS Calibration Standards and Repair Access Reform

Federal Lawmakers Consider National ADAS Calibration Standards and Repair Access Reform

Federal lawmakers are moving forward with discussions on two bills that might have far-reaching consequences for both drivers and the automotive repair industry. On Tuesday, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade held hearings on a package of automotive technology bills. Part

Nordic Ski Club slides through a slow winter

Nordic Ski Club slides through a slow winter

This winter’s snowfall has been less than ideal for skiers and snowboarders. However, that isn’t stopping campus organizations like the MSU Nordic Ski Club from trying to get out on the snow. The club, which has around 20 active members, provides an opportunity for skiers of all skill