Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 13th of June.
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Janicki Industries plans to build an $800 million campus in Great Falls that will create 1,000 jobs at first and over 2,000 when complete.
Superintendent Heather Hoyer said the project is expected to boost local school enrollment and support a new STEM center for families.
Regional Cooperation 2026, led by U.S. Central Command, wrapped up on June 12 at Fort Harrison as over 350 soldiers from 10 countries practiced scenarios in defense, cybersecurity, and humanitarian relief.
The exercise reinforced international ties through Montana’s long-standing partnership with Turkmenistan and the Kyrgyz Republic.
Regional Cooperation 2026 gave over 350 soldiers from 10 countries a chance to work through real-world scenarios at Fort Harrison yesterday.
The two-week exercise included field, medical, and cybersecurity training and aimed to build lasting international trust.
Cascade County commissioners allocated local alcohol tax funds during a special meeting to support substance use recovery programs.
The funds—derived from beer, wine, and liquor sales—will benefit organizations like Alliance for Youth and Dynamic Recovery.
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