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AI-powered cameras expand across Montana (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — The next time you pull into a parking lot, a camera may collect more than just video of your vehicle. AI-powered cameras from companies like Flock Safety are appearing at some private businesses across Montana. Unlike traditional security cameras, the systems can read license plates and log details including a vehicle’s make, model, color, location and the time it passed by. The website DeFlock.org, which tracks reported camera locations across the country, shows roughly 100 of
Montana marks “Dolly Parton Day" (opens the original)
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Montana is recognizing September 25, or 9/25, as “9 to 5” Day in honor of Dolly Parton and the impact of her Imagination Library program. Gov. Greg Gianforte proclaimed Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, as Dolly Parton Day in Montana, according to a release from First Lady Susan Gianforte’s office. The recognition follows Parton’s reported death on Aug. 25 and celebrates her decades-long commitment to childhood literacy through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. “Last month, we lost an incredible woman,
Montana State Employee Health Plan Costs Change Under New Union Agreement (opens the original)
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The State of Montana Benefit Plan faces rising medical and prescription drug costs. The state says its self-funded plan is expected to see nearly double-digit health care cost growth for a fourth consecutive year in 2027. State officials released plan with proposed increases and said the plan’s reserve level is expected to fall below a key financial threshold by the end of 2026, allowing the state to adjust employee contributions, deductibles, copays and out-of-pocket maximums. But under the new
Spotlight Montana: Discussion on dangers of young drivers getting behind the wheel (opens the original)
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Montana’s wide-open roads can offer plenty of freedom for young drivers, but a new national study is highlighting the dangers that can come with getting behind the wheel. This month on Spotlight Montana, NBC Montana sits down with Montana Highway Patrol Sgt. Philip Smart to discuss a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study ranking Montana second in the nation for young driver fatalities.
Federal Reserve rate hike could add pressure to Montana homebuyers (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates in an effort to slow inflation, but the move could make an already difficult housing market even tougher for Montanans hoping to buy a home. While a Federal Reserve rate hike does not directly set mortgage rates, lending expert Kate Wood with NerdWallet said mortgage rates had already moved higher ahead of the Fed’s announcement. “It’s looking like we are going to be in a higher-for-longer rate environment,” Wood said. “So potential
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