AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoYellowstone Safety: A 65-year-old grandfather says a bison attack at Bridge Bay Campground was terrifyingly fast—“He just kept coming”—and left him with multiple fractures. Public Health & Drugs: The Rocky Mountain DEA reports seizing about 3.2 million fentanyl pills in 2026 so far, with Montana accounting for 14,500 pills. Education & Workforce: Great Falls College MSU names Leanne Frost as its next CEO and dean, and MSU’s nursing college lands a $2.5 million grant to expand simulation labs statewide. Local Roads: Havre’s US-2/First Street project continues with joint cleaning and crosswalk milling; traffic is reduced to one lane each direction. Community & Outdoors: FWP’s “Kids to Fish” program is back with free rod-and-tackle loaner sites across northeast Montana. Weather Watch: Wednesday storms could bring localized flash flooding, with elevated fire weather risk afterward.
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