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“(My father) said ‘You feed people, that’s what we do — you could feed people for free',” — Jin-Ju Jahns, I-Ho's Korean ...
11/08/2025

“(My father) said ‘You feed people, that’s what we do — you could feed people for free',” — Jin-Ju Jahns, I-Ho's Korean Grill owner.

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana, is hopeful the record-long federal government shutdown could end “within the next few...
11/08/2025

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana, is hopeful the record-long federal government shutdown could end “within the next few days.”

Daines said there have been discussions with Democratic senators about bringing the shutdown, which began Oct. 1, to an end.

Daines said five to 10 Democrats are part of those shutdown discussions.

Senate Republicans need five Democrats to vote for federal spending measures that will reopen the government.

Daines expects the Senate to stay in session as the weekend approaches and a potential deal is reached.

“They want it to end,” Daines said of the Democrats in discussions with Republicans and the Trump White House.

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Story: Mike Sunnucks | Belgrade News
Photo: AP

The City-County of Butte-Silver Bow declared a local emergency on Wednesday because of the loss of SNAP benefits, the fe...
11/07/2025

The City-County of Butte-Silver Bow declared a local emergency on Wednesday because of the loss of SNAP benefits, the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program.

Butte-Silver Bow Chief Executive JP Gallagher signed the proclamation, and local commissioners passed a corresponding emergency resolution to use $183,974 to alleviate food insecurity in the local community.

“Butte has gone through tough times, and people step up,” Gallagher told the Daily Montanan. “If the state and federal government aren’t going to step in, we’re going to do what we can with the resources we have.”

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Story: Keila Szpaller | Daily Montanan
Photo: Glendive Ranger-Review

Daines said there have been discussions with Democratic senators about bringing the shutdown, which began Oct. 1, to an ...
11/07/2025

Daines said there have been discussions with Democratic senators about bringing the shutdown, which began Oct. 1, to an end.

'Zombie fish': Montana State, FWP continue researching trout declines in Big Hole, Ruby and Beaverhead Montana Fish, Wil...
11/07/2025

'Zombie fish': Montana State, FWP continue researching trout declines in Big Hole, Ruby and Beaverhead

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released an overview Wednesday of field research during 2025 of trout populations in the Big Hole, Ruby and Beaverhead rivers.

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Gallatin County detention sergeant dies in apparent hunting accident Detention Sergeant Michael Flohr has died from an a...
11/07/2025

Gallatin County detention sergeant dies in apparent hunting accident

Detention Sergeant Michael Flohr has died from an apparent hunting accident in Broadwater County, the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release Saturday.

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Bridger Aerospace (Nasdaq: BAER) has forged a new $331.5 million financing deal with investment firm Bain Capital.Belgra...
11/07/2025

Bridger Aerospace (Nasdaq: BAER) has forged a new $331.5 million financing deal with investment firm Bain Capital.

Belgrade-based company has a fleet of firefighting airplanes and contracts with states and the federal government to fight wildfires. The Montana company also fights fires in Canada and has been retrofitting airplanes in Spain to fight fires in Europe.

The deal was announced Oct. 29 and includes a $21.5 million line of credit, $100 million in financing help for Bridger to expand its aerial firefighting fleet and $210 million loan.

“Together, these transactions refinance Bridger’s $160 million municipal bond with Gallatin County, consolidate the company’s existing debt, and provide significant capacity and financial flexibility through a delayed draw facility designed to fund future fleet expansion,” the company said in announcement.

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Story: Mike Sunnucks | Belgrade News
Photo: Bridger Aerospace

SNAP benefits won’t be paid until middle of November as Montana continues to grapple with fallout of federal shutdown.
11/07/2025

SNAP benefits won’t be paid until middle of November as Montana continues to grapple with fallout of federal shutdown.

Several of the appointments made last week have clear political ties, including lobbyists, former legislators and a pers...
11/07/2025

Several of the appointments made last week have clear political ties, including lobbyists, former legislators and a personal staffer to the Montana Attorney General.

It’s just under one year out from the next general election in Montana, and efforts are already underway by the state Re...
11/07/2025

It’s just under one year out from the next general election in Montana, and efforts are already underway by the state Republican Party to elbow out candidates it deems not conservative enough and make space for hardliners.

At the center of that work is a new group assembled by the recently elected leadership of the Montana Republican Party called the Conservative Governance Committee. And while the new stewards of the state’s majority party contended in emails and interviews in recent weeks that the committee’s work is little more than common political practice, its members and procedures have to date been largely kept from the public and Republican candidates themselves.

The Montana State News Bureau confirmed five members of the clandestine committee and spoke with a dozen Republicans across the ideological spectrum about its rollout under the new state GOP leadership.

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Story: Carly Graf | Lee Newspapers
Photo: Thom Bridge | Lee Newspapers

A collection of aerial panoramas taken and edited by our staff photographer.
11/07/2025

A collection of aerial panoramas taken and edited by our staff photographer.

Sage & Oats Trading Post owners said they had fired Haley McKnight for her comments to Sen. Tim Sheehy, but that the fut...
11/07/2025

Sage & Oats Trading Post owners said they had fired Haley McKnight for her comments to Sen. Tim Sheehy, but that the future of the business remains uncertain.

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