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1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Micah Drew

   Flathead County reports potential measles exposure (opens the original)

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   The Flathead City-County Health Department announced this week that an individual with measles visited the county and had potential exposure sites during their visit. A suspected case of measles in the county tested negative. As of Wednesday, the county is aware of three public sites the individual visited and is warning county residents and visitors that they may have been exposed to measles if they were present in the following locations: Potentially exposed individuals should complete the Mea

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2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Micah Drew

   Gov. announces Doug Harringon to lead MT Department of Public Health and Human Services (opens the original)

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   For the third time this year, a Montana agency director is leaving Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration for the private sector. The Governor’s Office on Tuesday announced that Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services Director Charlie Brereton will step down on Oct. 30. Doug Harrington, the department’s state medical officer, will take over as director. In a press statement, Gianforte said Brereton has been a “transformational leader” in his administration. “From star

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3. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Micah Drew

   Journalist, attorney honored with Freedom of Information awards (opens the original)

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   The Montana Freedom of Information Coalition honored two Montanans at a ceremony last Thursday for work done to increase the public’s right to know about state government. Missoula broadcast journalist Anna Rau and Bozeman attorney Kyle Nelson were awarded the organization’s John Kuglin FOI Champion Award, according to a press release. “We usually give one annual FOI Champion award, but Anna and Kyle each made such vital contributions to advancing the public’s right to know in Montana

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4. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Micah Drew

   Montana lawmaker looks to strengthen privacy laws surrounding license plate recognition, camera use (opens the original)

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   Within a few hours of a social media post showing a license plate recognition camera installation in the parking lot of a big box store in Kalispell, hundreds of people had commented in the local community group. Many comments expressed concern or outrage at the camera installation, with many suggesting vandalism might be the solution — a method previously employed. License plate readers can be found in private parking lots in many of Montana’s main cities from Great Falls to Missoula. In a

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5. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Micah Drew

   Montana FWP analyzing nonresident hunting impacts, seeks hunter input (opens the original)

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   Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is collecting data on the impacts of nonresident hunters on deer, elk, upland game birds, and water fowl hunting in the state, and is asking hunters to provide feedback about how nonresident hunting impacts how licenses are allocated. The survey is part of a study bill — House Bill 568 — passed by the 2025 Legislature. The Montana Hunters First Act, sponsored by Republican Rep. Courtenay Sprunger, directed FWP to conduct an impact study on nonresident hunting

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