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Missoula Teacher Earns Montana Teacher of the Year Nomination
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - There was a lot of excitement on Tuesday at Missoula’s Hellgate Elementary School, as 5th Grade teacher Jordan Capp was one of four instructors across the state who were nominated as the Teacher of the Year by the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen.
Missoula schools embrace AI while tackling academic integrity concerns
MISSOULA, Mont. – As AI technology develops rapidly, its use among students is increasing. Teachers in Missoula County are integrating AI into their classrooms while addressing concerns about academic integrity. As the new school year begins, students and educators are focusing on AI and its place in education. Hellgate...
What To Know Before Attending A Griz Football Game
This weekend is the home opener for Montana Grizzlies Football. It caps off the busiest stretch of activities at Washington-Grizzly Stadium this summer. In case this is your first season attending Griz games or if you need a refresher here is everything you need to know before attending a Griz game. Everything from parking to bag policy to ticketing and everything in between.
Photos: Drew Brees to sell his Montana treehouse
Former New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees is putting his 20-acre Montana vacation home up for auction next month. Why it matters: The property was featured on "Treehouse Masters" when the show's team built Brees a 1,700-square-foot guest house on the site last year. Zoom in: The treehouse is in...
Cat-Griz Insider Podcast: Montana State Bobcats claw back, Montana Grizzlies gear up
On this week's episode of the Cat-Griz Insider Podcast, 406 MT Sports' Montana State Bobcats beat writer Victor Flores talks about the MSU football team's wild comeback victory at New Mexico to open the 2024 season. Then Flores chats with the 406's Montana Grizzlies' beat writer Frank Gogola about UM's upcoming season opener against Missouri State (21:58).
Neighbors launch No Camp Missoula initiative to combat urban camping in Bellevue Park
MISSOULA, Mont. — Penny Butler sat in Missoula’s Bellevue Park Tuesday for a second straight day, raising awareness about the city's homeless ordinance and trying to get it overturned. Roughly 80 yards behind Butler lay another sign of resistance to homeless people staying in the park, put up...
NubAbility Gets Limb-Different Kids into Outdoors at Big Sky Camp
DUQUOIN, IL – NubAbility® Athletics Foundation announced today that its NubAbility Outdoors division will hold a four-day outdoor adventure camp for limb-different children in Bigfork, MT August 30th through September 2nd. Hosted by Adaptive Journeys on a private ranch, the camp will feature instruction from limb-different coaches in archery, fishing, hiking, marksmanship and water sports.
Chick-fil-A has an Interesting New Drive Thru: Could It Help Missoula’s Reserve Street?
One of the irrational ideas I share every time someone complains about the traffic on Reserve Street is that we should have an overpass, but like, a really long one. An overpass that stretches roughly five miles from north Reserve to Brooks. That way, anyone who wanted to go to the Bitterroot without stopping in Missoula could drive straight through.
Kalispell man arrested for bullet holes in businesses, KPD investigation ongoing
Kalispell Police Department have issued an update regarding an investigation into bullet holes discovered on Aug 26 that had showed up in multiple businesses overnight. KPD says that after hours of investigation and reviewing surveillance footage they have arrested Lewis Anthony Crooks, a 25-year-old man from Kalispell, in relation to this incident.
Busy weekend for high school sports
High school sports begin in earnest this weekend, as Bitterroot Valley teams start their fall seasons with their first taste of competition. Every Bitterroot Valley high school football team has a home game, so get ready for some Friday night lights – or Saturday noon sun for Victor. There...
Guide to Class A football season: Dillon looks to reload and repeat, contenders loom
BUTTE — The Class A football season wasn’t settled until the final play of 2023, as Dillon won its first title since 2016 and ninth in program history on a two-point conversion in overtime against Columbia Falls. But the Beavers have moved on — as have five of...
Powerball Dreams: From Radio to Ranch
All of what you're about to read could not possibly happen, but it struck me as kind of funny. A Billings radio personality has won the $100 million Powerball jackpot. In an interview, he said that the first thing he’s going to do is a hostile takeover of Mushaben Farms. Buying 51% gives him the tiebreaker status on all farm and ranch decisions.
Community Meeting on Fires Wednesday Evening in Birney, MT
A community meeting on the fires in NE Wyoming and southern Montana will be held Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Birney, Montana Post Office, located at 302 Commercial Street. Also, private landowners that have heavy equipment line or fences cut during the fire suppression efforts can contact fire officials at (307) 303-7642.
LGBTQ+ advocates in Billings express concern over Title IX appeal
Earlier this year, the Department of Education expanded Title IX to include gender identity, prohibiting discrimination based on sex in education. However, several attorneys general sued the government, leading to a federal court in Louisiana granting an injunction on the expansion. The injunction was appealed to the Supreme Court, but the justices sided with the lower court's decision. Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen immediately praised the ruling.
Missoula airport now lets you explore beyond security without a ticket
MISSOULA, Mont. – The Missoula Montana Airport now offers a new way to explore its facilities beyond security without needing a plane ticket. This new feature is called the Explore MSO pass and is available to anyone interested. The pass is available between 7:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. daily....
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