FWP Director Hank Worsech to Step Down After 21 Years
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Director Hank Worsech will resign after 21 years with the agency. Appointed in 2021 after coming out of retirement, Worsech led policy discussions amid elk hunting debates and habitat programs, while facing health leave announced earlier. He cited achievements and a desire to reestablish trust as the department continues to manage hunting fishing parks and habitat programs.
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Biden touts crisis averted after debt deal approval
President Biden hailed a crisis averted in his Oval Office address after the Senate and House approved a bipartisan budget deal. The agreement raises the debt limit to 2025 and sets two year budget targets, while preserving key Social Security Medicare and climate investments. Biden stressed compromise and unity and signaled potential tax actions may wait until a possible second term.
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Montana foresees calmer tourism this summer than pandemic peak
Montana tourism officials anticipate a steadier summer with lower hotel occupancy in popular spots like Whitefish and Glacier National Park. Rising costs and the end of the COVID emergency reduce demand, while more travel options lure visitors away from peak pandemic levels. Short-term rental availability has grown, and occupancy trends may stay flat this year.
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