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On Friday’s Talk Back program, UM History Professors Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer presented the case that the school’s administration is targeting the College of Humanities and Sciences for drastic cuts in funding.

In 2020, Montana launched a new nonprofit called the Montana Public Health Institute.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen announced the Office of Public Instruction’s policy priorities for the upcoming 2021 Legislative Session.

Daines announced $4.5 million in funding from the CDC and unveiled three proposals to aid Montana's workers and small businesses during the coronavirus outbreak.

Alternatives Inc. and Justice of the Peace David Carter are leading the proposal after securing a $44,000 grant to research the idea. Establishing a singular court for all legal services would aid victims and add ease to a difficult process.

Hamilton airport improvement work continues.

Missoula County Public Schools has approved the sale of two parcels of land near Sentinel High School.

Ravalli County Commissioners are asking Montana Attorney General Tim Fox to investigate a number of environmental groups.

Money is beginning to be poured into some of the services that were cut during the special legislative session.

It appears that Missoula’s Veterans Court is in jeopardy if a federal grant isn’t approved soon.