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Great-grandfather killed at national park after a rock crashed through the roof of Jeep

The man, who loved the outdoors and camping, died with a smile on his face, his wife of half a century said

The Independent UK

A Flathead Valley Clinic Reports COPD and Asthma Flare Ups as Wildfire Smoke Settles Over Western Montana

Wildfire smoke from Oregon and Washington pushed Columbia Falls air to very unhealthy levels, and a Flathead Valley clinic reports COPD and asthma flare-ups.

Medical Daily

Two US Lawmakers Want to Revoke Motorcycle Helmet Laws For People They Don't Represent

Two US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would repeal the District of Columbia's mandatory motorcycle helmet law. They do not represent the constituents of Washington D.C., though.

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Montana Reports Unhealthy Air as Pacific Northwest Wildfire Smoke Pushes Particle Pollution Farther East

Montana DEQ issued air quality alerts across western counties as smoke from Oregon and Washington fires pushed particle levels to unhealthy.

Medical Daily

Nut butter distributed to Walmart recalled over potential salmonella contamination

A nut butter distributed to Walmart stores across 19 states is being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said. Boticelli Foods is recalling a lot of bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter 6.7oz. The product details are as follows: UPC 194346207961, Lot LB028ACP04, expiration…

The Independent UK

Federal Medicaid Work Rules Leave Homelessness Off the Exemption List, and Clinics Are Improvising

The federal Medicaid work requirement exemption list does not include homelessness. Clinics are documenting eligibility through other categories.

Medical Daily

Alabama makeup artist cancels when bride refuses to pay more before wedding. Publicly slammed, she wants Jesus Christ to forgive her brother

"Forgive them father for they do not know."

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Heat Alerts Reach About 55 Million People as Records Fall from California to Montana

About 55 million people are under heat alerts as a Western heat dome sets records. What CDC data show about who dies in heat waves.

Medical Daily

Montana teen uses rodeo lasso to save man drowning in Yellowstone River

Prior to the rescue, the 14-year-old had spent months practicing with his lasso on the family ranch

The Independent UK

In 1862, a single gold discovery turned this remote valley into Montana's first capital; today, more than 50 buildings still stand frozen in time

Montana's first territorial capital, Bannack, was established in 1862 after gold discovery. This frontier town quickly grew and then declined as miners moved on. Montana preserved Bannack as its first historic state park in 1954. Over fifty original buildings remain, offering a complete glimpse into Gold Rush life. Visitors can…

The Economic Times

July 2026 Is Likely America's Hottest Month Ever: New Dome Hits West

July 2026 hottest month records shattered with nearly 3,000 heat records falling in three waves, as climate scientists say it may surpass July 2012 for the hottest U.S. month ever. Now 55 million Americans face a new heat dome with Phoenix at 116°F, Las Vegas at 115°F, and El Centro…

International Business Times

Heat wave brings record-breaking temps, heightened wildfire risk to parts of Western US

A significant heat wave is currently affecting large areas of the Western United States. Temperatures are nearing record highs, increasing wildfire dangers in already dry regions. Many cities are experiencing dangerous heat, with some expecting record-breaking temperatures. Overnight lows offer little relief, making the situation particularly hazardous for residents.

The Economic Times

US to get blanketed by dangerous heat wave with heightened wildfire risk

A dangerous heat wave is gripping parts of the Western U.S. this weekend, threatening to shatter temperature records and significantly escalating wildfire risks across already parched or burning regions.

The Independent UK

Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West

Trout need cool water to survive

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In 1954, Montana turned an abandoned gold-rush town into a state park: Today, Bannack has over 50 buildings visitors can explore

In 1862, gold was discovered near Grasshopper Creek, forever transforming Montana's history. Bannack, the territory's first significant mining town, flourished as a vibrant community. However, as miners moved to richer strikes, Bannack faded into a ghost town. By 1954, concerted preservation measures allowed the establishment of Bannack as Montana's first…

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A man impales himself on trekking pole while climbing Montana's highest peak, hikes 10 miles to safety instead of calling a helicopter

A hiking trip to Montana's highest mountain turned into a remarkable survival story after a nurse accidentally impaled himself on a trekking pole but still managed to hike nearly 10 miles to safety instead of waiting for a helicopter rescue. There, surgeons safely removed the trekking pole and treated the…

Medical Daily

The Morning Flush and a Box Fan: A County Health Department's Specific Advice for Smoky Days

A Montana health department's wildfire smoke guidance is more specific than national advice: flush cool air in the morning, then filter hard all day.

The Times of India

Montana removed more than three million tons of contaminated sediment and dismantled the dam that trapped it; the former Superfund site is now a 500-acre state park

Milltown Dam's cleanup removed millions of tons of mining waste. The century-old dam was dismantled, restoring river flow. Contaminated sediment was excavated and transported for secure disposal. Restoration teams rebuilt river channels and created wetlands. The former Superfund site is now Milltown State Park.

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The Independent UK

Miracle escape for man who walked 10 miles with steel pole piercing his body

David Cifaldi slipped and impaled himself on his trekking pole

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DCCC and NRCC both target open seat in Montana's 1st Congressional District

Sam Forstag (D), Aaron Flint (R), Nick Sheedy (L), and Kimberly Persico (I) are running in the general election for Montana's 1st Congressional District on Nov. 3, 2026. Incumbent Rep. Ryan Zinke (R) did not run for re-election. Forstag and Flint lead in polls, noteworthy endorsements, fundraising, and media attention.

The Times of India

A trekking pole pierced a Montana nurse through the torso; he then hiked 10 miles for six and a half hours to reach help

In an incredible display of resilience, a nurse endured a life-threatening injury on Granite Peak in Montana. With a pole piercing his side, he bravely trekked over ten miles down the treacherous terrain. Relying on his medical expertise, he evaluated his injuries and chose to make the strenuous descent, aided…

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Montana man impales himself on trekking pole after he slips. Then walks down 10 miles from Montana’s tallest mountain to reach the ambulance

"A couple inches the other way and this would be a different story."

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Montana woman says a U.S. National Guard recruiter messaged her. She told him to ‘go bother a high schooler,’ so he got real petty, really fast

Is it okay to be rude to unsolicited military recruiters?

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Hiking pole impales man on Montana’s highest peak. Then he decides to walk 10 miles for help with it still in his side: ‘kind of a freak thing’

He relied on his medical training.

The Guardian - US

Montana man hikes 10 miles to safety after falling on trekking pole

David Cifaldi slipped and his pole pierced him in the side, then walked back hours along the route he had climbed

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