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The state’s schools may struggle to remove all but the most dangerous sources of lead.

Montana's legislature designated $3.7 million this spring to remove lead from school drinking-water supplies, then the state received $565,000 more on Aug. 1 from the $50 billion federal infrastructure package aiming to improve water systems nationally.

The state’s schools may struggle to remove all but the most dangerous sources of lead.

The state’s schools may struggle to remove all but the most dangerous sources of lead.

The Great Falls Public Schools board adopted their budget on Aug. 21 and it includes a reduction in taxes, based on current numbers. The board adopted their budget based on their current taxable values from the Montana Department of Revenue, but GFPS, like the City of Great Falls and Cascade County, are awaiting more information…

Leave it to a left-wing, dark money group to support an unaccountable federal bureaucracy that returns less than $42 per year to approximately .48% of Michiganders. The fact is the CFPB should be fund...

The birds and the bees

Tackle one of these simple chores next time you have 10 minutes to spare, and you’ll find that it makes a big difference in helping your home feel more presentable.

SEDGWICK COUNTY —The Kansas Highway Patrol is seeking assistance from the public to identify witnesses from a two-vehicle fatality collision

The Kansas Highway Patrol reports 22-year-old Kassandra Ramos was driving north on I-235 when her Suzuki passenger car crossed the grass median, went into southbound lanes and struck an oncoming Jeep.