Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital is hosting free EMT classes beginning in February. They will be held every Monday and Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Classes are located at the FMDH ambulance barn at 310 Mahon Street in Glasgow. Textbook and CPR cards will be provided. NRMT test fee is not provided. Please register by Jan. 31 by calling Connie Wethern at 406-228-3648

The owners of as many as 28 small businesses, mostly “mom-and-pop” Montanans, may lose their retirement, their investments and have to file for bankruptcy because of a small, but significant tweak to the Treasure State’s evolving marijuana laws. In the flurry of lawsuits and controversies that spun out of the 2021 Legislature —where laws from transgender athletes to voting rights were

A legislative aide with aspirations of representing House District 80 in the 2023 Legislature questioned in public remarks Tuesday, Dec. 23, whether members of tribes living on reservations in Montana should be able to vote in state elections. “If the reservations want to say they are independent countries … but they want a lot of handouts, why are we counting their ballots?” said Drew Zinecker,

From January to March 2023, Wild Montana will offer 40 winter adventures across Montana. These adventures are free outings and educational experiences led by volunteers who are passionate about Montana’s public lands and wild places. Participants can learn about the history and ecology of Montana’s landscapes while developing new skills, like cross-country skiing, igloo building and wildlife

Last week, President Joe Biden signed into law the First Responders Fair Return for Employees on Their Initial Retirement Earned (RETIRE) Act led by U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., which will help federal firefighters, law enforcement officers, Customs and Border Protection officials, and other federal employees with potentially dangerous jobs receive their full retirement benefits if they are injured

Montana State University Extension is reminding Montanans to open a Medical Care Savings Account or make deposits into their accounts before Dec. 31 to save money on Montana income taxes. An MSA is an account used to reduce the cost of saving for medical expenses and long-term health care. According to Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist, an MSA offers several benefits,