At the Epicenter: MGGA President Steve Sheffels Recalls Recent Great Falls Earthquake Just Two weeks ago today, a magnitude 4.2 earthquake struck just northeast of Great Falls. While the U.S. Geological Survey reported no injuries or major damage from the 12:41 p.m. tremor, the experience isn’t something that will be forgotten any time soon for those living at the epicenter.

Governor, Attorney General Question Helena’s Compliance with State Immigration Law Governor Greg Gianforte held a joint press conference with Attorney General Austin Knudsen, raising concerns the city of Helena could be violating state law by its refusal to cooperate with federal immigration officials. Governor Greg Gianforte   Attorney General Knudsen ‘s office has agreed to investigate the matter. Senate President

DLI Warns Montanans of New Statewide Email Phishing Scam The Montana Department of Labor and Industry is warning residents about a new email phishing scam. Officials say the messages appear to come from a fake “Bridget Hawkins” and reference code‑enforcement notices, urging people to open attachments or confirm documents. DLI stresses these emails do not come from official state domains,

ZooMontana Works to Launch New Health Center Construction Amid Double National Award Nominations ZooMontana in Billings, is Montana’s only accredited zoo and botanical park. Part of Zoo Montana’s Capital Campaign is the animal health center that will soon begin, Brand Manager Luke Ashmoore. Luke Ashmoore   The Billings wildlife park is celebrating fresh national recognition after being nominated for two

New Montana DOC Director Eric Strauss Outlines Vision for Prison Expansion and Capacity Growth Montana’s newly appointed Prisons Director, Eric Strauss, says his top priority is managing a massive seven-hundred-million-dollar infrastructure expansion. Strauss, the first director without a law enforcement background, aims to increase inmate capacity and bring hundreds of Montanans back from out-of-state facilities by 2028. Free CPR Saturday