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Coming PBS, NPR Cuts Already Hurting Many Stations

Coming PBS, NPR Cuts Already Hurting Many Stations

49% Center coverage: 58 sources

U.S. House of Representatives signed President Donald Trump's bill to rescind $1.1 billion in funds to public broadcasting. The cuts already hurt stations.See the Story

Smartwatch Led Rescuers to Fatal Plane Crash in Montana Woods

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · West Yellowstone

Smartwatch Led Rescuers to Fatal Plane Crash in Montana Woods

69% Center coverage: 55 sources

By Hanna Park, CNN (CNN) — The dense forests near West Yellowstone, Montana, concealed the wreckage of a small plane until an unlikely beacon — a smartwatch worn by one of the victims — helped search-and-rescue crews locate the crash site, officials said Monday. Responding crews found all three people aboard the aircraft dead, the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. The victims were Rodney Conover, 60, and Madison Conover, 23, …See the Story

Butte-Silver Bow commissioners diving into contentious 'urban camping' issues

Butte, Montana · Butte

Butte-Silver Bow commissioners diving into contentious 'urban camping' issues

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

Commissioners could start discussing the issue this week.See the Story

Department of Corrections, Flathead County ink agreement for Kalispell-area prerelease center

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The Montana Department of Corrections and Flathead County last week signed an interlocal agreement allowing the state to move ahead with plans to renovate a Kalispell-area hotel into a 90-bed prerelease center for male offenders. The Flathead County Commission on…Mental Health · Kalispell See the Story

Months into ban on 'urban camping', Bozeman commission to hear update on the issue

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

That permit system, which requires people to reapply every 30 days, is scheduled to sunset in October, meaning no more urban camping will be permitted by the city.Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

Gallatin College MSU launches hospitality program to meet demand in service industry

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The program received $1 million in funding from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, which also supported plans to construct a new Gallatin College MSU building on the MSU campus.Bozeman · Bozeman Read Article

A man runs more than 100 miles over the weekend

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - A man runs more than 100 miles over the weekend to win a 24 hour endurance race in Edwards County. Marion resident Ryan Kaytor was the last person standing at the Quail Ridge Farm Backyard Ultra in Albion. He tallied 108.33 miles from eight Saturday morning to 10 Sunday morning. All first responders released from train derailment scene During the race, 46 contestants were required to run 4.1 miles every hour. If the…Evansville · Evansville See the Story

MSU Native American studies receives $2.4 million grant for continued programming

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The percentage of Native students in the MSU student body is now, for the first time, slightly higher than the percentage of Native Americans in Montana’s population.Native American · Bozeman See the Story

'Their names will be known': Big Timber women honor 240-plus children in unmarked graves

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The monument bears the names of 240 children less than 18 years old buried at the site and other locations from 1891-2015.Big Timber · Big Timber See the Story

Cold Case: Sister of murdered teen returns to Torrey Pines beach decades after his death

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) The unsolved murder of 14-year-old Adam Ashley in 1979 continues to haunt his family as they search for answers and justice decades later.For many, the beach is a place of peace and relaxation. But for Terri Ashley-MacQuarrie, Torrey Pines State Beach holds only painful memories."It can't be because something truly terrible happened here and the rocks are still here," Ashley-MacQuarrie said.In May 1979, her brother Adam Ashley w…San Diego · San Diego See the Story

Federal judge sanctions Cottonwood Law over 'reckless' water allegations against Big Sky

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

In a 29-page order issued July 10, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Brian Morris in Great Falls said Cottonwood Environmental Law Center’s fraud claims were “baseless,” contradicted by trial evidence and pursued “recklessly.”Sanctions · Great Falls See the Story

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