Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of April.
Good morning, Butte.
Safe Space Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center is holding its annual Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser to raise awareness by placing plastic flamingos in yards for 24 hours after a $20 donation.
The event runs through the end of April with a flock party on May 3 (featuring live entertainment and auctions) to cap off the celebrations.
Employees at NorthWestern Energy donated a truckload of dog and cat food — paid from their own pockets — to the Chelsea Bailey Animal Shelter in Butte.
Their gift will support the shelter as it cares for pets awaiting adoption.
Montana lawmakers advanced the Montana Hunters First Act to study the impact of out-of-state hunters on access and success after growing concerns from local hunters.
The Senate passed House Bill 568 with a 49—1 vote and it will be reviewed by the House before going to Governor Gianforte.
A study identified Montana counties with high cancer rates and linked them to factors like lifestyle, genetics, and environmental exposures—raising concerns about limited access to health care.
Public health officials will review the report and plan to strengthen screening and prevention measures.
Jordan World Circus
4-5:30 p.m. — Butte Civic Center — Family-friendly entertainment — Experience the excitement of one of North America's premier traveling circuses.
USPA Tested & Open 2025 Montana State Championship
9:30 AM – 6:00 PM — ADONIS Strength & Fitness — $15 entry for spectators — Watch top lifters compete in both tested and non-tested divisions.
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