When it comes to life expectancy, where does Montana rank? Is the Treasure State the right place to live if you want a long life? Let's look at the facts.
Many of us keep this product on hand for last minute toppings on salads, etc. Check your fridge and cabinets for these labels as there has been a report of metal pieces inside.
With burning eyes, runny noses, and our AQIs hitting the 170s on several occasions in recent days...Montanans could really go for an old-school, heavy snowstorm right about now. A big one. With many inches of accumulation.
Have you ever asked yourself, "I wish I could make a difference?" Let's be honest, sometimes things get a little heavy with all the 24 hour news channels and multiple outlets for social media.
It's pretty easy to get a little cynical and think there isn't much you can do to help someone else.
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While my Dad is not famous enough to get a shot on national TV, I thought it would be helpful to others who are awaiting their shots, to share his (our) experience here in Gallatin County, Montana.
Friday afternoon Matt Kelley, Health Officer for the Gallatin City-County Health Department, announced that a healthcare worker at Bozeman Health has tested positive for COVID-19.
Montana is practically a pet paradise. Miles and miles of wide open spaces to run, plenty of rivers and lakes to jump into, and very little traffic in comparison to bigger cities.
I am not a skinny blonde. Never have been. Most of my friends are, however. That fact has never made me feel as if I've needed a hug from national retailers or anyone else for that matter. Which brings me to the new ad campaign from Lane Bryant.
I've been told Diet Coke will kill me, so before coming to the studio I stopped by Super Target to pick up a sandwich and some fancy health/energy drinks. I'm not really one to buy fancy drinks - I think froo froo Starbucks coffee drinks are a waste of money and many other drinks are popular mostly because they look aesthetically appealing...
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released new data on Monday, January 13, showing the number of Montanans who had enrolled for health insurance in the new Affordable Care Act marketplace between October and December 2013.