Changes to Medicaid rules and the cancellation of a planned healthcare provider reimbursement increase have led to concern among both providers and patients as Montana faces a deficit in the human services division. After voting to increase Medicaid spending last session, the state is having to draw back on a planned 3 percent provider rate increase. Large-scale federal changes are also

President Donald J. Trump has signed a proclamation temporarily suspending countervailing duties on certain phosphate fertilizer imports, providing immediate relief to American farmers while advancing the Administration’s broader strategy to strengthen America’s fertilizer supply chain. The temporary suspension will increase phosphate fertilizer availability, improve competition, and help

Montana U.S. Sen. Steve Daines on Wednesday, June 24, introduced a resolution commemorating the fourth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning the right to abortion. In the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization opinion, the nation’s highest court overturned Roe vs. Wade, which protected the right to abortion based on medical privacy. “Four years ago

Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming is proud to announce that Aubrey Moos, a Girl Scout from Circle, has earned the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award by creating a welcoming outdoor gathering space for residents and visitors alike. For her Gold Award project, Moos designed and built a pergola adjacent to a small park located next to a local church in her community. The project also included the

A new addition to the fun of Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede week is a “cowboy roundup” scavenger hunt during the week. Each day, there will be four hidden “cowboys.” The “cowboys” will be hidden in public outdoor locations only. No “cowboys” will be hidden inside businesses or buildings. Organizers stress that participants must be respectful of property and landscaping.