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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.
Montana Huckleberries Struggle Amid Harsh Drought Conditions
In agriculture, every year is different. Some years you may get plenty of rain, the next may be drought. Some years you have an early spring. Some years you have a blistery winter late into May. According to KPAX. In January, we experienced an arctic outbreak of sub-zero temperatures, and...
Protecting Montana’s Youth: New Course Against Human Trafficking
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 27, 2024, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced a human trafficking course developed by the Montana Department of Justice to raise awareness and educate Montana students about human trafficking and online exploitation. The course, called “Enlightened,” was developed in coordination with anti-human trafficking...
Water Safety Tips for Labor Day Weekend in Montana
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Summer is quickly coming to an end and Labor Day Weekend might be your last chance to hit the water before fall. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks want to remind folks that they need to share the water with other boaters. More than 100,000 boats were registered last year and that doesn’t include nonmotorized ones.
Car Full Of Drugs, Including Shrooms, Stopped In Montana
Hearing about a traffic stop in Montana really isn't that big of a shocker, especially since we have so many people carelessly driving throughout the state daily. It's always interesting to hear about what, if anything, was discovered during the stop. A man recently made headlines with what officers found in his vehicle.
Plane crash at Bozeman airport causes delays
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A plane crash on Tuesday night the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport caused delays. NBC Montana came across social media posts saying there was a crashed plane at the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. We reached out to president and CEO Brian Sprenger, and he confirmed there was...
Some Special, International Guests Visited Missoula Recently
There have been a lot of visitors in Missoula over the last week. This has largely been inspired by the three epic concerts scheduled at Washington Grizzly Stadium: Pearl Jam, Tyler Childers, and P!nk. After my cohost met several groups of people from out of town in the merch line...
Three Forks looks to take program a step further in 2024
THREE FORKS, Mont. — Three Forks High School had one of its best seasons in recent history in 2023, including the program's first-ever postseason victory. Now heading into the 2024 season, the Wolves are aiming to keep up that success by relying on the senior leadership and the physicality of the team.
Missoula Public Health to host events for International Overdose Awareness Day
MISSOULA, Mont. — Missoula Public Health will host events to raise awareness for International Overdose Awareness Day Friday through Saturday. The events will be hosted with other members of the Missoula Drug Safety Coalition. In the past decade 1,537 Montanans have died from overdoses and 170 have occurred in...
Severe winds litter Valier, topple trees and structures
Mother Nature has been a bit cranky this summer, or so it seemed Friday evening as high winds burst through Pondera County from the southeast. The storm, though brief, left trees, branches, and even a structure strewn about in Valier. Residents were already experiencing the fury when phone alerts from...
State backlog could let some new Bozeman construction skip next year’s property taxes
HELENA — Overwhelmed by a flood of property tax appeals following last year’s historic valuation spike, the Montana Department of Revenue acknowledged earlier this month that its Bozeman-area office fell behind this year on tracking new construction that should be added to Gallatin County’s tax rolls. According...
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