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Montana Attorney General Urges Proper Study for Coal Export Terminal [AUDIO]
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Missoula Baby Born on 11-12-13
Remembering our own birthdays is not that difficult. Mix in your brothers, sisters, mom, dad and friends, and things can get kind of dicey.
One little Missoulian won’t have any problem getting her friends to recall her special day.
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Former Bitterroot Resident is Nominated MSU Regents Professor
Anne Camper, an international expert in the study of pathogens in water, has been nominated to be a Montana University Systems Regents Professor.
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Authorities, Media Received Different Accounts of Malamute Shot by Wolf Hunter Tragedy
The case of a pet malamute shot multiple times by a hunter while near the Idaho-Montana border is no longer under investigation by the Missoula County Sheriff's Department or any other agency.
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Healthcare.gov Worked in Montana… at Least Once
Mary Angela Collins, A health insurance agent and licensed health exchange navigator with Montana Health Insurance Experts LLC in Missoula, says that she has finally been able to use the healthcare.gov website.
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Glacier Park Murder Hearings: Suspect Says She Was “Uncomfortable” When Agent Touched Her Knee
22-year old Jordan Graham, the newlywed woman from Kalispell accused of pushing her husband, Cody Johnson, to his death in Glacier National Park, took the stand today, November 15.
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Stroke in Montana on the Decline, Still Fifth Leading Killer
Stoke is the fifth leading cause of death in Montana behind illnesses such as heart disease and cancer. But is stoke in Montana on the decline?
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Montana Insurance Commissioner Derides President’s New Policy to Revive Old Plans
In order not to trample over his "if you like your plan, you can keep it" promise, President Obama announced Thursday, November 14, that insurance plans that had been cancelled due to new regulations, could now be revived if insurance companies wish to do so.
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Montana Buys 40 Acres of Land From Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
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Cat/Griz Run to Bozeman
Max Gibson and his fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Montana are hosting a charity event called "Run to Bozeman," which raises money for a local charity, the Child Development Center.