AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Elections: A federal judge limited Montana’s law requiring disclosures for “deepfake” campaign ads, saying the state didn’t prove the risks can’t be handled with less restrictive rules—setting up a bigger fight over free speech and voter deception. Civics & Education: Upper Seven Law’s Montana Constitution Roadshow heads to Glendive Sept. 23, bringing the 1972 constitution’s history into community conversations as part of civics-focused “Freedom Week.” Public Safety & Community: Cascade County’s detention center is making emergency changes after staff resignations, including limits on City Court detainees and coordinated pickups for ICE/CBP and transfers. Culture & Youth: CSKT’s PIR Day returned to Polson High School, with hundreds of teachers rotating through hands-on sessions tied to Indian Education for All. Recreation & Local Pride: Hot Springs opened a new skatepark funded by Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament’s foundation, giving kids a safer place to ride. Arts & Montana Stories: UM’s Creative Writing program is launching “Hooks for Books” to mark the 50th anniversary of “A River Runs Through It,” honoring John Maclean with the Writers on Water Award. Health & Fraud: A report says a “ghost student” financial aid scheme drained $673,745 from UM’s Missoula College in 2025, with money returned later.
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