AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCoal Watch: The U.S. Department of the Interior released a new USGS report estimating 4.2 billion short tons of coal reserves tied to active mines plus 356 billion short tons of additional resources under federally managed lands—enough, officials say, to last 600 years at current use. Immigration & Jobs: Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy introduced the “End H-1B Abuse Act,” seeking a three-year pause on new H-1B visas and to codify a $100,000 fee that a federal court struck down. Wildlife Management: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks says its updated wolf model shows the state’s wolf population was overestimated for years, recommending the next hunting/trapping quota be cut to 250 from 450. Local Culture & Economy: Glendive is moving ahead with a $1.25 million-funded plan for Montana’s largest mural on a grain elevator, aiming to boost tourism and downtown energy. Community Recreation: Miles City reopened the Honda Trails to non-gas-powered bikes and e-bikes, bringing back a long-loved option for young riders.
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