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NorthWestern Energy Warns of Scamming Attempts

Butte, Montana · Butte

NorthWestern Energy Warns of Scamming Attempts

55% Center coverage: 18 sources

Scammers falsely claiming energy service will be shut off.See the Story

Second Montana Brucellosis Case of 2025 Detected in Gallatin Valley Herd

Animals · Montana

Second Montana Brucellosis Case of 2025 Detected in Gallatin Valley Herd

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

An animal belonging to a Gallatin Valley-based herd marks the second case of brucellosis detected in Montana this year.See the Story

Applications for the 2026 Homestead Reduced Rate Are Open

Greg Gianforte · Helena

Applications for the 2026 Homestead Reduced Rate Are Open

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Montana homeowners can now apply for the 2026 homestead reduced rate.Last year, 80 percent of Montana homeowners saw a property tax cut. Largely a function of local jurisdictions, property taxes fund local government services, with approximately 80 percent of property tax revenue from residential homeowners going directly to local jurisdictions, and the remaining 20 percent going to the state of Montana, which returns the amount in full to help …See the Story

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