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Renee Weisbrod

Attorney General Knudsen Leads Coalition Against the Biden Administration’s Abandoning of Immigration Rule

Montana's Attorney General, Austin Knudsen, led a coalition of 20 attorneys general to file an amicus brief on April 5th. The brief supports the efforts of Kansas, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and West Virginia, which are attempting to stop the Biden administration’s collusion with activists. The administration'

Elk Hunting Access Agreement Application Deadline is May 1st

Elk Hunting Access Agreement Application Deadline is May 1st

Montana Landowners have until May 1 to apply for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Elk Hunting Access Agreement (EHA) Program. This program was established by the 2001 Legislature and provides landowners with an elk license, including elk B, or an either-sex permit, or a combination of both. In exchange,

FWP Announces CRP Add-on Lease Enrollment Period

FWP Announces CRP Add-on Lease Enrollment Period

Agricultural producers with land enrolled in the federal Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) are invited to apply for enrollment in Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ CRP Add-on Lease option. This option is designed to benefit both producers and wildlife by providing habitat for upland game birds and other wildlife, while

The City of Great Falls Seeks Applicants for Growth Policy Steering Committee

The City of Great Falls Seeks Applicants for Growth Policy Steering Committee

The City of Great Falls is beginning the process of updating its Growth Policy Plan. Your input will shape the future of the city and influence decisions and regulations based on shared values and aspirations. A growth policy is a strategic roadmap that includes measurable goals and objectives based on

Grizzly Bear Euthanized Due to Cattle Depredation in Teton County

Grizzly Bear Euthanized Due to Cattle Depredation in Teton County

On Monday, March 25th, a grizzly bear was put down after attacking cattle on private land near the Rocky Mountain Front. The bear had been captured and fitted with a radio collar by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks earlier in the month. At that time, the U.S. Fish &

Montana’s Charitable Food System is Meeting a Rising Need

Montana’s Charitable Food System is Meeting a Rising Need

All across Montana, hundreds of food banks, food pantries, schools, shelters, tribal programs, and other community organizations are stepping up with creative responses to a widespread rise in food insecurity. “It’s a trend we’re tracking throughout the state-even with COVID behind us, demand for charitable food support

U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich and Billings Police Department Issue Warning About Pink Fentanyl

U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich and Billings Police Department Issue Warning About Pink Fentanyl

U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich, for the District of Montana, and Billings Police Chief Rich St. John issued a warning to the public on Tuesday, March 19th about the appearance in the community of pink fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is more potent than morphine and heroin. Law enforcement is