AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoICE Detention Crisis: An AP investigation says suicides among ICE detainees have surged since Trump returned to office, with at least 10 deaths by suicide since January 2025 and officials facing mounting scrutiny. Montana Politics: In Helena, 39 of 50 Montana state senators signed a letter urging embattled Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy to resign amid allegations of sexual misconduct involving a minor. Local Sports: A Helena-area nonprofit is racing to raise $115,000 to add high school baseball at Helena High and Capital High, aiming to expand opportunities for more than 100 players. Road Safety: A new national analysis ranks Montana among the states with the highest rates of deadly road rage, underscoring how stress and dangerous driving are colliding on busy highways. Community & Outdoors: East Helena’s Prickly Pear Park is getting new trails and fishing access after Montana Conservation Corps work, with upgrades meant to draw more visitors. Business/Industry: United Flow Technologies says it’s buying Belgrade-based Peak Group Companies to expand water and wastewater services across the Northern Rockies and Plains.
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