Press Article: Morning Briefing – May 20, 2025
Bozeman – A mix of spotty showers is expected this afternoon, with temperatures reaching the mid-50s and northwest winds at 10-20 mph. Skies are anticipated to clear tonight, leading to brisk conditions on Wednesday.
Top Stories:
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is set to undergo a significant $180 million terminal expansion aimed at accommodating increasing passenger traffic this summer. Airport officials anticipate larger crowds as new improvements enhance efficiency and capacity.
In Anaconda, the Job Corps Program faces potential budget cuts from the Trump administration, raising concerns about its future and the local workforce’s stability. This program has been crucial in providing essential skills training for youth.
Butte Archives is celebrating local history with a new exhibit honoring the iconic Butte Elks Lodge #240. The exhibit features a replica of a 62-foot elk statue, showcasing the club’s vibrant past and community dedication.
Lastly, with Montana’s rivers surging from snowmelt, Fish, Wildlife & Parks reassures the public about fish safety while emphasizing the need for caution during recreational activities on the water.
Stay tuned for updates as these stories develop.
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