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How toxic are the grounds of a former pulp mill along the Clark Fork River? It’s a question with an answer more than a decade in the making — and one that will determine how the site’s hundreds of acres of unlined waste ponds are cleaned up. #mtnews
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January’s weather has been generally uneventful following December’s heavy snow and record-shattering cold. That’s about to change. calls it a “significant” and “complex” winter storm, and it could bring heavy snow and below-zero temps.
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Gov. Gianforte mostly stuck to the bread & butter economic priorities he's been talking about since the campaign trail. He also talked about the red tape relief task force, which he says will encourage economic growth by cutting regulations. #mtnews #mtpol
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The bill to again reduce the state's top marginal income tax rate and expand the state's EITC for low-income Montanans has passed second reading in the Senate 34-15 (party line). Will move over the House granted it passes third reading. #mtnews #mtleg
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SB 154, which would put language into code saying the state's right to privacy does not protect access to abortion (the conclusion of the MTSupCo Armstrong decision) has passed second reading 28-21 in the state Senate. #mtnews #mtpol
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Rep. Scot Kerns, R-Great Falls, sponsored House Bill 279. He said dropping training to two hours instead of three would give trainers plenty of time to learn required skills like how to properly ID and deny service to very inebriated customers. #mtnews
Flathead County commissioners argue in an open letter that area city councils should deny permits for homeless shelters because they “enable” a growing homeless population. Shelters say it’s mounting housing costs that are driving that trend.
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Radon is a hazardous gas, the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer and something we take great pains to remove from our homes. So why do people travel from near and far to spend time in radon-filled mines in #Montana? Learn more now on The Big Why. #mtnews
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“2021 was a big visitor year, and that was for a lot of reasons, but this research suggests one of those reasons was a television show," says Patrick Barkey, co-author of a new report from the Bureau of Business and Economic Research. #mtnews
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Gov. Gianforte is asking for an additional $2.6 million to bolster the Department of Justice’s legal defense. The request marks a 35% increase and comes as courts continue to litigate dozens of laws passed by the 2021 Legislature.#mtnews #mtpol #mtleg
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A lawmaker's resignation shows one downside of a part-time Legislature. The gov’s tax relief proposals run into bipartisan opposition. Another effort to make abortion illegal is likely headed to the courts. Catch up on now with Capitol Talk. #mtnews #mtleg
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A recent agreement allowing farmers to repair their own high-tech John Deere ag. equipment gets mixed reviews from Montana producers. But, even the deal’s skeptics say it represents an important milestone for the growing ‘right-to-repair’ movement. #mtnews
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The governor’s proposal would cut Montana’s top marginal income tax rate – which most Montanans who make roughly $18,000 a year or more fall into – to 5.9%. The proposal would also expand the state’s Earned Income Tax Credit. #mtnews #mtpol
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Radon is a hazardous gas, the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer and something we take great pains to remove from our homes. So why do people travel from near and far to spend time in radon-filled mines in #Montana? Learn more now on The Big Why. #mtnews
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Montana’s hot real estate market is making it more expensive to conserve grizzly bear habitat. Nonprofit conservation groups trying to connect isolated bear populations face the challenge of a growing human population and the rising cost of land. #mtnews
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A recent agreement allowing farmers to repair their own high-tech John Deere ag. equipment gets mixed reviews from Montana producers. But, even the deal’s skeptics say it represents an important milestone for the growing ‘right-to-repair’ movement. #mtnews
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A proposed rule laying out new staffing requirements for nursing homes is coming this spring, but Montana’s U.S. Sens and others worry it could lead to more nursing home closures. 11 have closed in the last two years. #mtnews
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Modern ag. equipment relies as much on software as it does mechanical components. When a part fails, it’s not as simple as installing a new one. Farmers are asking manufacturers to share the info needed to fix their tractors without outside help. #mtnews
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The governor’s proposal would cut Montana’s top marginal income tax rate – which most Montanans who make roughly $18,000 a year or more fall into – to 5.9%. The proposal would also expand the state’s Earned Income Tax Credit. #mtnews #mtpol
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Radon is a hazardous gas, the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer and something we take great pains to remove from our homes. So why do people travel from near and far to spend time in radon-filled mines in #Montana? Learn more now on The Big Why. #mtnews