AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoObamacare refunds: The White House says nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states, including Montana, will get $500 refunds tied to alleged overcharges from Biden-era Obamacare “user fees,” with the administration arguing the surplus wasn’t used for consumers. Access dispute in Big Horn County: Former Republican lawmakers Jason Priest and Scott Boulanger, plus Dustin Temple, face criminal trespass charges tied to hunting access on the Crow Reservation; they argue FWP relied on incorrect road ownership info and that they had valid tribal permits. Outdoor infrastructure input: Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment through Sept. 23 on streambank stabilization at the Kona Bridge Fishing Access Site in Missoula, a project aimed at reducing conflicts from heavy use. Food safety: Evergreen Fresh Sprouts recalled 215 cases of broccoli sprouts after a Salmonella link; the product may have reached Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington. Yellowstone leadership: Cam Sholly is stepping down after eight years as Yellowstone superintendent, citing a new role at the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Kratom debate: Montana lawmakers are weighing a statewide kratom ban as the industry pushes for regulation instead.
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