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Gallatin County Commission appoints 25-year-old Katie Fire Thunder to legislative seat

Bozeman · Bozeman

Gallatin County Commission appoints 25-year-old Katie Fire Thunder to legislative seat

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

Katie Fire Thunder works as a legal assistant at the county attorney's office, and is a co-founder of Bozeman Tenants United.See the Story

Montana may see a $1 billion health care windfall. How will the funds help rural hospitals?

Helena · Helena

Montana may see a $1 billion health care windfall. How will the funds help rural hospitals?

100% Center coverage: 5 sources

Almost 90% of rural hospitals in Montana operate on a negative profit margin. A life boat could soon be on the way from the federal government.See the Story

DNRC seeks restitution over Crazy Mountain Ranch water usage

Court · Montana

DNRC seeks restitution over Crazy Mountain Ranch water usage

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Montana Department of Natural Resources filed in court last month their arguments for a court upholding an agreement they struck with Crazy Mountain Ranch last summer, as the elite getaway seeks to avoid paying an $8,000 fine for illegal…See the Story

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