AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoExtreme Heat Across the West: A heat dome is pushing dangerously hot temperatures north, with record highs at risk from the Southwest into Montana and heat alerts covering tens of millions, raising heat illness and wildfire danger concerns. Montana Drought Relief: Gov. Greg Gianforte says USDA designated five Montana counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought, making farm operators eligible to seek FSA emergency loans. Data Center Fight in Broadview: A Broadview data center opponent, Kassi Solberg, has added counter-claims in a Yellowstone County lawsuit, including efforts to bring Broadview into the case and allegations about impacts to water and quality of life. Wolf Numbers Revised: Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released a 2025 Wolf Report saying the state has about 725 wolves now—far fewer than earlier estimates—and suggests a much lower 2026-2027 harvest quota. Tourism + Housing Pressure: A new report using AirDNA data says Flathead County short-term rentals generated $207 million in 2025, fueling debate as visitor demand tightens local housing inventory. Local Government Planning: Miles City officials are waiting on grant funding to create the city’s first downtown master plan, aimed at guiding development and helping unlock outside dollars. Public Health + Food Safety: RiverStone Health explains how it inspects food establishments as questions linger after reports of milk spoiling before expiration dates. Community & Faith: Central Baptist in Lewistown introduced its new pastor, with a local story about faith, missions, and the move to Montana.
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