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Briefs: Water for fish; Teacher incentive program; AI image regulations
Milltown dam water right will be used to support fish, state, CSKT say; Lawmakers expand teacher incentive program; Bill aims to regulate the use of sexually explicit AI-generated images.
Briefs: Colstrip exemption; Native foster care; New Lolo forest supervisor
Trump rule exempts Colstrip plants from new air pollution rules; The Montana Senate has endorsed a bill to reauthorize a law that keeps Native American children involved with child protective services with native families; The Lolo National Forest has a new supervisor.
Briefs: Pipeline plan review; Flathead Lake levels; Milk River irrigation
BLM to begin speedy review of central Montana gas pipeline plan. Flathead Lake dam operators aim to preserve water levels. Ag irrigation ends early on the Milk River.
Briefs: Wastewater to snow; Deer-killing disease; Abuse and trafficking prevention
Big Sky Resort plans to use wastewater for making snow. Hemorrhagic disease may be killing deer in western Montana, FWP says. State releases resources on abuse and human trafficking education for teachers.
Briefs: Mine labor lawsuit; National park entrance fees; flu-related death
Mine workers sue Sibanye Stillwater over alleged labor law violations; National park entrance fees to increase by hundreds of dollars for foreign tourists; Missoula County reports its first flu-related death of the season.
Briefs: Flood disaster declaration; Medicaid work requirements; St. Regis drug bust
Gianforte requests federal disaster declaration due to northwestern Montana flooding; Feds delay Medicaid work requirement applications; 51 people arrested in St. Regis drug bust.
Briefs: Disaster declaration; State Sen. misconduct charges; New state rep.
Gov. Gianforte issues disaster declaration over storm damage; State senator Jason Ellsworth faces official misconduct charges; Gallatin County appoints replacement for open legislative seat.
Polson hospital expansion; Teacher training; Oil & gas leases; Invasive trout
Briefs: Polson medical center expansion will double primary care services; Montana launches teacher apprenticeship program; Public comment opens on proposed BLM oil and gas leases; FWP urges anglers to kill and report brown trout caught on the Flathead River.
MMIP task force funding; Court strikes down law defining sex; Ornamental plants kill elk calves
A bill to fund the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons task force awaits the governor's signature; Judge rules law defining male and female unconstitutional; Elk calves die after eating toxic ornamental plants in the Bitterroot Valley.
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Briefs: Campaign spending limits; Lee Enterprises data breach; State park visitation;
A group of Montana politicians is backing a ballot proposal to rein in campaign spending. State launches investigation into Lee Enterprises over data breach. State park visitation has nearly doubled over the past decade, a new report says.
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