MIN Midweek News Roundup

May 29, 2025

Hormel Foods Corporation Recalls Dinty Moore Canned Beef Stew

Grizzly sow and three cubs with two wolves on a carcass in Alum Creek. (courtesy NPS)

DISPATCH WANTS YOU TO KNOW: People need to remember to be safe and aware of wildlife this spring, coming into summer. While it is inherent that wildlife will be seen near and in urban areas, it is critically important to the safety of humans and the animals, that we as humans try to avoid close contact with ANY wildlife. Bears (black and grizzly), elk, and moose in particular are much more dangerous than often meets the eye. If you see an animal acting erratically, aggressively, or is too close to a heavily populated area that may cause a dangerous situation, please contact dispatch so that FWP can be notified accordingly.

Carbon County First Responder Blotter

A USDA employee at work at Cargill Meat Solutions is pictured in Friona, Texas, on September 20, 2022. (USDA Photo /Preston Keres)

Class Action Lawsuit Touching Montana Beef Industry Sees $83 Million Settlement from JBS Foods

Federal Cuts Ripple Through a Bioscience Hub in Rural Montana

Measles Surge North of Montana Triggers Public Health Shift

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Federal Climate Denial and Funding Cuts May Help a Livestock-Killing Pest Make a Comeback