Katie Fairbanks is a Reporter at various outlets including The Chronicle and Montana Free Press. She focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, legislation, and education, with particular attention to topics like campus life, housing markets, and real estate development. Katie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including NBC Montana and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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Katie's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and events in the United States, specifically Washington state and Longview. Her coverage includes topics like government & politics, health & wellbeing, and family & relationships.
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Free shuttle to Marshall resumes for summer.
By: Katie Fairbanks
About 800 people lined up in the 85-degree heat, and then rain, Thursday to see New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rally for Sam Forstag, one of four Democrats running for
By: Katie Fairbanks
After three hearings and several hours of public comment, the Missoula County commissioners approved citizen-proposed zoning north of the Interstate 90 interchange in Frenchtown. After three hearings and several hours of public comment, the Missoula County commissioners approved citizen-proposed zoning north of the Interstate 90 interchange in Frenchtown.
By: Katie Fairbanks
The Montana State Auditor's office has proposed fining Mr. Bail and its Billings manager more than $200,000 each for a slew of violations, including those related to a fatal shooting in March in Missoula.
By: Katie Fairbanks
The Montana State Auditor’s office has proposed fining Mr. Bail and its Billings manager more than $200,000 each for a slew of violations, including those relat
By: Katie Fairbanks
A Clinton man pleaded not guilty to murdering two elderly women at a Missoula nursing home in 1990, a cold case reopened last year following new DNA analysis.
Missoula voters eke past state average.
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On June 11, the Missoula County commissioners held a public hearing on a proposal outlining a process for capturing and placing horses in the event of conflicts with people. Most residents who commented during the meeting said the horses should be left alone.
By: Katie Fairbanks
Missoula County commissioners are considering a plan to handle the herd near Miller Creek, but many residents urged the county not to interfere.
