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The GM Renaissance Center serves as one backdrop of the Detroit Street Course, while the Canadian flag serves as another thanks to nearby Windsor, Ontario.

As fentanyl kills more people, more states are cracking down with harsher punishments for dealers. Why doesn't Virginia do the same?

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“A lot of the ways we talk about people who receive Medicaid or all forms of public assistance, there tends to be a dehumanization of it a lot of times."

Sitting on a $2.5 billion surplus, Montana Republicans this week advanced a first round of their plan for tax cuts. That included part of the governor’s agenda, which he says was built for Montana families. Montana Public Radio’s Shaylee Ragar spoke with one Montana family about how the policies could impact their lives.

For 48 years, The Bureau of Business and Economic Research has traveled around Montana to share their findings in their annual economic outlook seminar.

The Bureau of Business and Economic Research has traveled around Montana sharing its annual economic outlook findings for 48 years.

For 48 years, The Bureau of Business and Economic Research has traveled around Montana to share their findings in their annual economic outlook seminar.

Barkey says the large military presence in Great Falls provides a stabilizing economic force and the agricultural sector has shown promise.

Inflation, recession, strained labor markets and a new wave of in-migration to Montana will be the focus of an upcoming seminar.