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Communities across Montana are learning about policy that passed during the 2025 Legislative Session and how it affects them.
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The number of measles cases in Montana has grown to 17, and two people have been hospitalized. Most people who’ve contracted the virus have been unvaccinated. But, at least one fully vaccinated individual did get sick.
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A recent Bozeman summit brought together cultural and education advocates focused on preserving tribal languages by teaching their children. The event drew over 100 educators, language speakers and community members from Montana’s seven tribal nations, Canada and the western U.S.
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The state's largest utility company is now charging customers 17 percent more for electricity. It made that price bump without the approval of state regulators. Montana Free Press' Amanda Eggert sat down with MTPR's Ellis Juhlin to talk about her reporting on the change.
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President Donald Trump is asking Congress to claw back roughly $9.4 billion from foreign aid programs and public news broadcasters. Montana’s federal representatives are voicing their support.
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Missoula's St. Patrick Hospital announced Tuesday it’s closing its birthing center, leaving the city and surrounding communities with fewer options to get maternal care.
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A state program lets Montana nonprofits design special license plates to help raise funds for their organization. There’s an option for any charismatic Montana animal, university sports team or social cause you want to support. There are also three versions of a 'Don't Tread on Me' plate. One listener wants to know why. MTPR's John Hooks has the story behind the state's 200 license plate options – including the most popular choice.
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Missoula joined Boise and Salt Lake City in adopting the rainbow-hued LGBTQ Pride flag as an official city flag.
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More than 150 people gathered to dedicate the brand-new Hope Hospice Center in west Missoula on Tuesday. The facility offers 12 private rooms and all-day care to residents and their families navigating the end of life.
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One of the biggest wildfires in the American west right now is burning about 4 miles north of Plains in western Montana’s Sanders County.