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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, November 30th
Governor-elect Steve Bullock today announced three major Cabinet appointments - the start of his assembly of the new Bullock administration taking office in January. In tonight's feature interview, Bullock talks with News Director Sally Mauk about those appointments - and his other preparation for his new job...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Thursday, November 29th
To look at 5-year-old Jada Bascom today, you'd never know she was once a very sick little girl. Her chances for a long life were slim at best when she was diagnosed with leukemia at 7 months. Jada needed a bone marrow transplant. Her doctors found no matches in North America and they were quickly running out of options. Her salvation came from a young bone marrow donor from southern Germany. His cells were virtually a perfect match. Jada's now in remission and attending kindergarten in Billings. The two families eventually met and are now touring the Northwest encouraging potential bone marrow donors. Their story tonight on Montana Evening Edition...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Wednesday, November 28th
An effort is now underway to attract more sporting events to Missoula. Organizers say this will benefit local sports groups, venues and businesses.
In this evening's feature interview with Edward O'Brien, Barb Neilan, the executive director of Destination Missoula, explains how this will be done in this time of ongoing economic uncertainty...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Tuesday, November 27th
Wildlife officials say poaching is a crime that has widespread impacts on animals and legitimate hunters alike.
In tonight's feature interview with Edward O'Brien, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks chief law enforcement officer, Jim Kropp, discusses some recent and particularly egregious poaching cases....
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, November 26th
State lawmakers will get a lot of requests for money in the upcoming legislative session, and advocates for the needs of children and families are among those who will be making a strong pitch for more funding. This Wednesday those advocates are holding community meetings around the state, to discuss their priorities, and meet with legislators. In tonight's feature interview, News Director Sally Mauk talks with the Director of Health Services for the Missoula City/County Health Department, Kate Siegrist, about some of the issues likely to come up...
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