Here's a quick look at our top stories for the morning of Tuesday, June 3, 2025:
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After a chilly start you should expect daytime highs to build to near 60° for the afternoon with increasing clouds and slight shower chances by the evening.
TOP HEADLINES:
WATCH: Possible new women's prison sparks public concern in Butte
As Montana considers a new women's prison, local officials seek public feedback on the proposal, fearing last-minute decisions could overlook community voices.
WATCH: Gallatin Crossing, Bozeman's Mall Transformed with New Stores and a Fresh Identity
Discover the transformation of the Gallatin Valley Mall into Gallatin Crossing! Watch our video for updates on new stores and the revitalization project
WATCH: Montana Prepares for Potentially Active Fire Season Amid Early Wildfire Responses
As wildfires ignite in western Montana, officials brace for a hot, dry season. Watch our report for insights from Governor Gianforte's annual briefing
FUN STUFF:
Here are some historical facts about June 3:
- 1800: The United States Army Corps of Engineers was established, originally created to support the construction of fortifications and improve navigation.
- 1861: During the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln ordered the Union blockade of the Confederacy, a crucial step in the war effort.
- 1875: The first recorded game of baseball was played under professional rules in the U.S. in a match between the Boston Red Stockings and the Philadelphia Athletics.
- 1888: The famous writer and poet Emily Dickinson passed away on this date. She is known for her unique style and themes in American poetry.
- 1943: The "Zoot Suit Riots" began in Los Angeles, California, highlighting racial tensions and conflicts between servicemen and Mexican American youth.
- 1965: The second version of the Arabic version of the film "The Ten Commandments" was first released in Cairo, Egypt.
- 1989: The Tiananmen Square Massacre took place as Chinese troops forcibly suppressed pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing, resulting in thousands of deaths.
- 2004: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that detainees at Guantanamo Bay have the right to challenge their detention in U.S. courts, a significant legal victory for human rights.
- 2017: A terrorist attack occurred in London when attackers targeted pedestrian traffic on London Bridge, leading to several deaths and injuries.
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