Olney man killed in Powell County crash
A 54 year old Olney man died when his eastbound Toyota 4Runner crossed the centerline on state Route 200 near Lincoln Montana. He was ejected after overcorrecting and died at the scene. Drugs and alcohol are suspected and he was not wearing a seat belt. The crash occurred about 4 10 p m Tuesday at mile marker 59 with sunny clear road conditions. No other vehicles were involved.
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Seven car pileup kills two on Highway 2 near Coram
A seven vehicle chain reaction on Highway 2 near Coram at 3:55 p.m. killed a 77-year-old Arizona man in a Honda Odyssey and a 72-year-old Coram man in a Ford Edge, with multiple others injured. The freighter truck rear ended the Odyssey, triggered a crash sequence, and rolled onto its side after the SUV impact. Investigators cite speed as a likely factor. alcohol was not involved and road conditions were bare and dry.
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Highway 2
Montana
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New York
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Montana Standard Subscription Notice Summary
Fragmentary notice outlines renewal timing for subscriptions and payment methods. It mentions fourteen days in advance for initial payments, rights to adjust at renewal, and refunds for digital print subscribers less delivery charges. Details are incomplete and some terms are unclear.
Montana groups sue Gianforte over veto of SB 442
Conservation groups Wild Montana and Montana Wildlife Federation along with the Montana Association of Counties filed lawsuits Wednesday, challenging Governor Gianforte's veto of SB 442 which aimed to expand wildlife habitat funding and repair county roads with marijuana tax revenues. The lawsuits seek to declare the veto ineffective or to deem SB 442 law due to the veto timing, with lawmakers and officials divided on override viability.
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Gianforte
Senate
Mike Lang
Malta
Montana
Montana Wildlife Federation
Secretary of State
Christi Jacobsen
Montana Association of Counties
Helena
Michael Black
Gianforte and
Jacobsen
House of Representatives
Fitzpatrick
Conservation Groups
Lang
Montana State News Bureau
Helena seeks input on Mount Helena trail relocation
The Helena Parks Department seeks public comment on relocating 725 feet of Mike Cormier Trail at Mount Helena City Park to ensure public ownership. The project runs July 15 to 31, creating a 1250 foot long, five foot wide route with mechanical and hand work. Public input collected via Be Heard Helena through June 30.
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Mount Helena
Mike Cormier
le Grande Cannon
Mount Helena City Park
City of Helena
Helena
Mount Ascension
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