Victoria Traxler
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Cross-border travel between Glacier National Park and Canada’s Waterton Lakes National Park will reopen for the first time since 2019.
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Renowned documentarian Ken Burns is visiting Missoula this week to preview his upcoming film “The American Buffalo.” The documentary previews Thursday at the Wilma theater, followed by a panel discussion.
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A mental health facility for helping those in crisis may reopen its doors in Lewis & Clark County. State funding is giving crisis services in the county a boost.
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Federal environmental officials released their proposed plan to clean up a defunct aluminum smelter in Columbia Falls. Officials announced that they’re going to spend close to $27 million on three habitat restoration projects across Montana. A Wyoming district court has ruled in favor of hunters who crossed corners between public and private lands.
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A group of former elected officials and citizens are suing the state over a new law that raises the threshold for ballot initiatives to go before voters, saying it's unconstitutional. A portion of the Jefferson River in Three Forks has been closed to recreationists due to safety concerns.
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The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority (BSPRA) held a series of meetings last week to assess how restoring passenger rail service across southern Montana would affect communities.
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Montana’s attorney general joined 50 other attorneys general from around the country in a lawsuit against a communications company accused of facilitating billions of spam robocalls.
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A Kansas woman died in a fall Monday in Glacier National Park. It’s the first death in the park this year.
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Glacier National Park and Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks have started their annual grizzly bear monitoring program this week, which helps researchers better understand bear population trends and health.
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Kevin Patrick Smith, a Flathead-area man, was accused of threatening the life of U.S. Sen. Jon Tester pleaded guilty Thursday