AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVoting Rights: A state judge ruled Montana’s birthdate requirement for absentee-ballot envelopes unconstitutional, saying it had cost about 6,000 people their votes. County election officials hope the decision will prevent more ballots from being rejected. Mining and Jobs: More than 400 Sibanye-Stillwater workers are returning Friday after a monthlong strike ended with a wage deal. Their return is expected to help Columbus businesses that depend on mine workers and spending. Weather and Travel: After a warm, sunny week, a strong cold front is forecast to bring rain, snow and sharp temperature drops this weekend. Friday winds could raise fire danger, and the Beartooth Highway is set to close early Friday at 2:30 p.m. Livingston Film Dispute: Filming of “Bonfire Pawn Shop” resumed under new conditions after the city suspended its permit amid safety concerns and protests. Local tourism leaders worry the dispute could hurt Livingston’s image and deter future productions. Yellowstone Tourism: The park recorded 868,450 visits in September, up 3% from a year earlier. Year-to-date visitation is 1% below 2025.
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