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Attorney General Knudsen Announces $2.5 Million Opioid Settlement with Eight Drug Manufacturers

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced today that the state will receive $2.5 million as part of a nationwide $720 million settlement with eight pharmaceutical companies accused of fueling the opioid epidemic. The funds, which will be used for opioid abatement efforts across Montana, stem from a multistate agreement resolving claims that the companies played Read More…

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Superintendent Degenfelder Appoints Members to Wyoming Charter School Authorizing Board

Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder today announced the appointment and reappointment of three distinguished individuals to the Wyoming Charter School Authorizing Board: Steve Lupien, Jill Bramlet, and Joe Feiler. “Steve, Jill, and Joe are all independently qualified charter school advocates,” Superintendent Degenfelder said. “Each brings unique and exceptional expertise to the board through Read More…

Baesler Honors Finalists for 2026 North Dakota Teacher of the Year Award

State Superintendent Kirsten Baesler on Friday announced the four outstanding educators selected as finalists for North Dakota’s 2026 Teacher of the Year award, praising their dedication and commitment to shaping the future of the state’s students. The finalists are: Julie Dawes, Grand Forks County Jared Sagvold, Ransom County Kelsey Tunseth, Traill County Holly Wheeling, Burleigh Read More…

Spokane mayor proposes cutting red tape, fees for affordable housing developers

(The Center Square) – Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown proposed several measures on Monday to “jumpstart” the city’s affordable housing supply with hopes of building more than 22,000 units by 2046. The proposals build on Brown’s H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, which the Spokane City Council passed last month as part of her overhaul of the local homelessness Read More…

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Florida ‘Nail Bandit’ accused of sabotaging fire rescue vehicles with sharp objects over ‘beef’ with department

They finally nailed him. An elderly Florida man dubbed the “Nail Bandit” was arrested Thursday morning after almost two years of purposefully damaging fire rescue vehicles by placing sharp objects beneath the tires, authorities said. John Allan Starnes, 72, was arrested while “[committing] the act in real-time” during a traffic stop following the months-long “Operation Read More…

Ghislaine Maxwell follows prison fitness routine, video shows, as DOJ’s Jeffrey Epstein memo draws heat

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE IMAGES: Jeffrey Epstein continues to haunt the public conscience, years after he died while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges in a federal jail in New York. He’s been dead since August 2019, but his convicted accomplice and former lover Ghislaine Maxwell has been quietly keeping Read More…

Trump rally shooting survivors turn attack into motivation year later: ‘go out there and live life’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! PITTSBURGH – A year has passed since an attempt on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump’s life left two men severely injured and a third dead at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. James Copenhaver, David Dutch, and family members of the late Corey Comperatore still have many unanswered questions Read More…