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Billings West starts 1-0, prevails over Butte High in wild finish
BUTTE — In a 48-minute football game, sometimes it all comes down to the final minutes and seconds. Friday’s matchup between Billings West and Butte High ultimately came down to just one play and it was the Golden Bears that came out on top, 28-27. Trailing by just...
Labor Day Weekend Warning For North Dakota: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
As Labor Day weekend approaches, North Dakota residents are being urged to plan their celebrations with safety at the forefront. With the increased travel and festivities, the North Dakota Highway Patrol (NDHP) is stepping up its efforts to prevent alcohol-related accidents and ensure a safe holiday for all. Beginning on...
ATM Fees Skyrocket And Reach Record Highs In Montana
In one way or another, everyone across Montana seems to be feeling the financial pinch. Property taxes are on the rise; inflation is out of control; you name it. Related Reading: Homestead Exemption Pitched As Solution To High Montana Property Taxes. If you've recently hit up an ATM for some...
Griz open season with competitive races in Bozeman
The Montana cross country program got its season underway in Bozeman on Friday night at the MSU Bobcat Twilight Meet. The Grizzlies finished second on the men's side and third on the women's in a field that featured both Montana D-I schools, Boise State, and several other non-D-I Montana teams.
Hellgate Cross Country Dominates Missoula Coaches Invite 2023
The Missoula Hellgate cross country teams showcased their dominance at the Missoula Coaches Invite, claiming both boys and girls team titles. The girls team, led by senior Jamison Molloy, finished with the top three individual finishes, while the boys secured victory despite Tyler Inabnit of Sentinel posting the fastest time. The event served as a season opener, with athletes focused on building connections and easing into competition after a summer of training. Coaches emphasized internal goals rather than external pressure, as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Missoula Commemorates International Overdose Awareness Day
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Saturday will be International Overdose Awareness Day and Missoula Public Health, along with members of the Missoula Dug Safety Coalition, are holding special events on Friday and Saturday. I spoke with Leah Fitch-Brody, Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator with Missoula Public Health, who provided sobering statistics...
Three and Out with the Raptors: Gallatin looks to build on back-to-back semifinal appearances
BOZEMAN- The Raptors return the Dahlke brothers alongside Grant Vigen at quarterback, hoping to take the next step and make a AA title appearance. BOZEMAN- The Raptors return the Dahlke brothers alongside Grant Vigen at quarterback, hoping to take the next step and make a AA title appearance.
Sunny football game forecast and fire weather watch in southwest MT
MONTANA - Today, weather in Montana is quintessential summertime conditions, with sunshine across the state and highs climbing into the 80's before cooling into a calm evening. The Grizzlies play at home, while the Cats are away, and our forecast for a 7 pm kick-off at Wa-Griz is calling for...
Big Sky Resort Makes Massive Announcement For Ticket Holders
This news is massive for many who have had to pay extra for this service. Summer is ending, and cooler temperatures are on the way. Many locals are excited to break out their ski and snowboard gear for the upcoming winter season. Folks can't wait to pile into their cars...
Montana, It’s Already Time to Book Your Holiday Travel: Best Time to Book Flights
Summer is winding down and with the activities of fall, whether we want to or not, it's already time to plan for the holidays. I know for some people it's still a shock to see pumpkin beer in August, or that pumpkin pie Blizzards are back at Dairy Queen, but if you plan to travel during the holiday season, it's already almost too late to book your flights.
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.
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