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Fraud has been around forever, but it’s the methods and the means that are constantly changing and, with October being Cyber Security Awareness Month, there’s no better time to get an update on the newest method fraudsters are using: cryptocurrency.

Montana’s educators have received recent recognition on the statewide and national levels. Belgrade’s Ridge View Elementary School and Cascade Elementary School were selected as National Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S. Department of Education while William Stockton was announced as Montana’s 2022

It’s a done deal – the ink is fully dried. A century-long water conflict and a decades-long process for resolve have come to its final conclusion with the official implementation of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Water Compact. The

It’s been another active summer at Yellowstone National Park, both above and below the ground. A swarm of more than 140 earthquakes in one day, some greater than 2.0 on the Richter Scale, took place in mid-July. During that month,

Montana’s hospitals are in dire straits. COVID-19 cases are overwhelming staff to the point that the national guard has been brought in to help. The state’s biggest hospital is seeing the worst of it and was recently detailed by Kaiser

Remember the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack in May? It threatened the flow of up to 45% of fuel to the east coast. Ransomware and data breaches have become too familiar to the general public as cybercrime has increased 600% since

Montana is currently — and has been for years — behind the curve on both infrastructure and psychiatric needs across the state, but this may soon change. Click to hear Governor Greg Gianforte (pictured far left) discuss funding Montana’s infrastructure

What can be done to address Montana’s high rate of suicide among military veterans? What about mental health treatment in general for veterans? Listen to the podcast to find out what U.S. Congressman and House Committee of Veteran’s Affairs Member