AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedia & Power: The White House launched a 24/7 “Trump TV” stream as major outlets suspended coverage after being barred from presidential grounds, escalating a First Amendment fight. Montana Education & Tech: Gov. Gianforte says social media is hitting students hard, citing bullying and sleep loss, and points to his administration’s push for voluntary phone bans during class. Workforce & Opportunity: Montana’s Labor Day report shows strong growth, but leaders warn the next hurdle is skills, childcare, and support to match record-low unemployment. Public Money for Schools: The Montana Land Board approved an oil and gas lease sale expected to send $2.1M into the education fund. Immigration Oversight: A federal judge ordered release of 24 people unlawfully held in Cascade County, while staffing shortages are reshaping ICE detention housing. Community Safety: Billings schools are responding again after a man brandished a firearm near students. Wildlife & Wild Places: Wildlife managers are dealing with “spinning out” bears in southern Montana as food shortages push bears closer to people. Culture Calendar: Kootenai Forest Fair returns to Libby on Sept. 26 with family activities, education booths, and forest stewardship.
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