David Murray is a staff writer with a focus on national news, particularly in the Montana and Great Falls areas. His work has been featured in various publications such as 247Sports, HPJ, USA TODAY, Great Falls Tribune, Fortune, and more. David covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and social issues.
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David Murray's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a specific focus on national events in the United States. His articles also touch upon international political events, such as those related to Canada and Israel. Given his emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations, he may be most receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations involved in these areas.
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By: David Murray
Maharastra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday clarified that no injustice will be done to any community.
By: David Murray
Union Minister of State, Shantanu Thakur, while addressing a public rally in West Bengal said that the Citizenship (Amendment) Act of 2019 will be
May 3, 2024 By David Murray The most intense discussions at the recently concluded River and Marine Industry Seminar held by the
By: David Murray
Lynn Muench, senior vice president of regional advocacy for The American Waterways Operators, is retiring this month after a distinguished 25-year career of service to the waterways industry, 23 of them with AWO.
By: David Murray
A 300-pound grizzly was shot and killed after charging a man hunting for antlers northwest of Wolf Point
By: David Murray
Great Falls Tribune On the last day in April a small group of detectives, sheriff's deputies, and youth health and welfare advocates made
September 6, 2024 By David Murray On August 30, the full California legislature unanimously passed a bill strongly supported by the
The tears have dried. The shock has faded. The photos of students jumping in glee are, if we're honest, best forgotten. Everyone has moved on from GCSEs.
One special vote is being watched by agricultural interests in Colorado and beyond on Election Day, David Murray writes.
By: David Murray, Amelia Kingman
Crowds of busy, excited, attentive high school students were bused to Melvin Price Locks and Dam in Alton, Ill., for the latest We Work The Waterways (WWTW) event on October 16 to learn about the many possibilities for a rewarding career on, or adjacent to, the river industry. It's a topic few students are likely to learn about in regular school curricula.
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