AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoExtreme Heat: Billings hit 111°F and Miles City reached 115°F as a dangerous heat wave baked much of Montana, with record highs and heat-safety warnings in effect. Wildlife Safety: A Yellowstone bull bison attack at Bridge Bay Campground injured a tourist after the animal charged and tossed him about 8 feet; Montana photographer Mike MacLeod described how quickly the situation escalated. Water Quality: Montana DEQ is monitoring harmful algal blooms tied to cyanobacteria, warning they can be toxic to people and especially pets like dogs. Public Health: Yellowstone County confirmed a rabies case, urging residents to avoid wildlife and keep pet vaccinations current. Local Conservation & Culture: The Montana Historical Society opened the new Montana Heritage Center in Helena, a $107 million, immersive hub for state history. Wildlife Watch: A Mission Valley Grizz Cam trail clip captured a very large grizzly after dusk, drawing attention to bear activity in northwestern Montana. Cleanup & Industry: EPA announced a $57 million cleanup agreement for the Columbia Falls aluminum plant Superfund site to address contamination threatening the Flathead River.
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