POLSON — Montana’s general fund will again help pay for the state’s fight against aquatic invasive species. During this year’s legislative session, lawmakers faced the challenge of raising $6 million to $7 million to fund boat-inspection stations, water monitoring and public outreach to protect the Columbia River’s headwaters from a devastating zebra and quagga mussel infestation. Read More…
Helena police are asking the public to help locate a missing teen. Madelynne James Campbell-Adams, 16, is described as 5-foot-4 and 130 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing blue jeans and a blue sweatshirt. × Continue reading your article with a digital subscription. Loading&hellp; {{start_at_rate}} {{format_dollars}} {{start_price}} {{format_cents}} {{promotional_format_dollars}}{{promotional_price}}{{promotional_format_cents}} Read More…
Normally, Kellie McBride would be leery of dedicating one particular month to mental health. “Because this isn’t something that we’re just doing this month,” said McBride, director of criminal justice services for Lewis and Clark County. “This is something Lewis and Clark County is committed to, and it’s something that we do every day.” County Read More…
A cold, wet morning slowed down to a barely spitting drizzle Saturday afternoon as mountain bikers from as far away as Whitefish descended Helena’s trails for the 2019 Shuttle Fest. Dozens of mountain bikers were waiting for shuttles to bring them from the Women’s Mural across from the Base Camp to the trailheads where they Read More…
“That was a stressful round of golf,” Koepka said. “I’m glad to have this thing (Wanamaker Trophy) back in my hands.” Koepka’s lead shrunk to one stroke on hard-charging Dustin Johnson before steadying himself for what became a 4-over-par 74 final round at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, N.Y. His 8-under 270 total was good enough Read More…
The dagger came in the seventh inning when Edwin Encarnacion hit his 13th home run of the season to left-center off Washington native Trevor May. It was the first homer the Twins reliever had given up this season. Before that, May had walked the previous two batters — Mitch Haniger and Daniel Vogelbach — setting Read More…
“I just kind of had to go to work to provide for my family,” Adams said. But his agent was passing his name around, and he felt physically fine. It was just a matter of hoping that opportunity would present itself. Adams eventually latched on with the independent Sugar Land Skeeters, posting a 2.54 earned-run Read More…
“Actually, this time of year is our peak, April, May, and some weeks in the fall,” he said, noting the midsummer temperatures that are normally in the 90s and often touch triple digits, making this corner of southeast Utah a more popular spring and fall destination. Indeed, the weather had been absolutely perfect for hiking Read More…
» Auto generated continuously News Media Contributed Trump To Tehran Regime: If You Threaten U.S. Again, It Will Be The Official End of Iran President Trump warned the Iranian regime Sunday afternoon, vowing that war between Washington and Tehran would result in “the official end of Iran” before warning, “Never threaten the United States again!” Read More…
The Hamas terrorist organization condemned the German Bundestag’s approval of a resolution condemning the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement as anti-Semitic. “The resolution is regrettable and marks a black day in the history of human rights and freedom of expression. Germany is held responsible for its historic fault against the Jewish people and for Read More…
One reality of liberal media bias is that even the press get fooled by their own poor reporting. That’s what happened this week when left-wing journalists discovered that a vast swath of America is actually fond of babies. Pro-life bills appeared in Georgia and Alabama and have swept across much of the South and into Read More…
PORTLAND, Ore. — Once a month, the kitchen at Sunnyside Community Center in Southeast Portland becomes the home base of the Portland Burrito Brigade. Volunteers roll up their sleeves and then roll burritos to help those in need. “I think everyone loves a burrito, but also, it’s a really transportable food. You can wrap it Read More…