Preliminary results from an ongoing study into recreational use along the upper Yellowstone River suggest that the severe floods that swept through Paradise Valley last June rearranged where people accessed the river for the rest of the summer.
A bill meant to clean up a pandemic era-law was heard in committee Thursday.
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Collectively the bills are less transformational than what passed in the 2021 session, but legislation introduced Wednesday would fill in regu…
The Park County Commission on Tuesday advanced an ordinance that would prohibit parking along several roads near a popular concert venue in th…
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One home meet, two Southern California trips and three more in-state competitions at the University of Montana highlight the Bobcats’ 2023 out…
Montana State added to its 2022-23 football recruiting class Wednesday with the announcement of two transfers and three high school student-athletes.
Brown’s immaculate 2022 season was recognized this week as he was named Gatorade’s Montana P…
Montana State added to its 2022-23 football recruiting class Wednesday with the announcement…
Gray played three positions in high school and isn't sure where he'll end up at MSU.
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Los Angeles police say a "high chance” of a mass shooting in Hollywood was thwarted by police seizing a cache of guns and ammunition in a Los Angeles high-rise apartment where several rifles were pointed toward a nearby park. Braxton Johnson was taken into custody Tuesday after he allegedly made violent threats involving weapons to security staff at the apartment building and people outside. He pleaded not guilty Thursday to possessing illegal assault weapons, making criminal threats and soliciting murder.
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