AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Care: Montana is among the states losing pediatric intensive-care beds, forcing some critically ill children to travel farther for treatment. Energy: The Public Service Commission delayed a decision on NorthWestern Energy’s proposed merger with Black Hills until Nov. 10, giving commissioners more time to consider a new condition and public concerns about costs and data-center demand. Election 2026: A judge’s temporary block of Montana’s new voter-registration restriction leaves existing rules in place for college students through Election Day. At a Billings forum, Libertarian Senate candidate Kyle Austin called Native Americans “pets,” drawing condemnation from independent candidate Seth Bodnar; Bankhead’s campaign disputes Bodnar’s claim that she laughed. Higher Education: The University of Providence in Great Falls plans to close in August 2027, citing financial pressures and falling enrollment.
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