AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Two NIH researchers tied to Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, were charged after allegedly smuggling deactivated mpox vials into the U.S. from the Republic of Congo and lying to investigators at Detroit Metro Airport. State Health Access: Montana Superintendent Susie Hedalen announced the 2026 Summer Food Service Program, with free meals for kids 18 and under at participating sites statewide starting June 9. Mental Health Infrastructure: Opponents of a proposed state forensic mental health facility near Laurel packed a second Billings public hearing, questioning transparency and the planned site’s impacts. Montana Elections (Health Policy Stakes): The AP called Montana’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary for Alani Bankhead, and projected wins also came in key House primaries, including Aaron Flint in the Western District. Weather & Community Health: Heavy rain brought minor flooding and a flood advisory near Browning/Two Medicine River, with sunnier conditions expected to follow. Research & Innovation: A sea-worm blood gel used for burn treatment in Europe is in line for a major invention prize after successful use in major fire cases.
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