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Wildlife Photographers Fight Removal of Owl Nest Where People Camp to Take Pictures
Wildlife photographers stopped a great gray owl nest being removed after a government agency became concerned about people camping nearby to take pictures of the birds. According to a report in The Bozeman Daily Chronicle, the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Park (FWP) were planning to remove a great gray owl nest on the Blackfoot-Clearwater Game Range northeast of Missoula in Montana, U.S.
Billings police name victim in Sioux Lane homicide
BILLINGS, Mont. – The victim of homicide on Sioux Lane has been identified as 52-year-old Genna Rae Moncada-LaCombe. Deputy Yellowstone County Sheriff Coroner Rich Hoffman stated the cause of death is "multiple injuries" and the manner of death is homicide, however, said it is still unclear as to the date and time that she died.
Malmstrom AFB revamps visitor center hours and gate access
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Starting September 3, Malmstrom Air Force Base is making some changes to improve visitor access and reduce wait times. Visitor Control Center (VCC) Hours: The VCC will now be open every day from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. to better serve visitors. Gate Changes: The main...
Tragedy Strikes Montana Rodeo And 4-H Communities
The Montana rodeo and 4-H communities were hit with pretty hard news in the last 24 hours. In an announcement via social media, it was revealed that former 2018 Miss Teen Rodeo Montana, Keely Drummond Schearer had passed away due to complications from cancer. Keely was just 23 years old.
Tax Rebate Help TODAY In Shelby
The Montana Department of Revenue's at the Shelby Senior Center, until 3, this afternoon (Thurs.) If you need assistance or help to get signed up for your rebate, be at the senior center by 3 o'clock this afternoon. "If" you can't make it over today, they'll be in Sunburst, next Tuesday morning, Chester, on Wednesday, & Kevin, next Thursday, The Montana Department of Revenue, continues to offer Property Tax Rebate assistance across the Hi-Line.
A 'pillar of the sports community in Billings', retired Billings West AD Lew Morris, dies
BILLINGS — A “pillar of the sports community in Billings” — former Billings West athletic director and longtime Magic City sports enthusiast Lew Morris — has died. Morris’ obituary appeared in The Billings Gazette online edition Wednesday. According to the obituary, Morris “passed away peacefully on Aug. 18.” Morris, who was born on May 11, 1934 in Midwest, Wyoming, was 90.
Ty McCullouch's inspirational speech, will to win helped spur Montana State comeback
BOZEMAN — There's a lot of elements to credit in Montana State's 35-31 comeback win over New Mexico last Saturday. Between the clutch passes in the fourth quarter, a running back room that was determined to find the end zone and poise from both sides of the ball, the list goes on.
Negotiations could put Great Falls library funding on the chopping block
GREAT FALLS — Negotiations are ongoing between representatives of the city administration and the Great Falls Public Library that could change the library’s management and funding. The negotiations began this spring, less than a year after Great Falls voters passed a library funding measure in June 2023. That...
NTSB preliminary report released on Montana plane crash en route to Trump rally
MISSOULA, Mont. — The National Transportation and Safety Board has released their preliminary report on the plane that crashed near Augusta that was en route to the Trump rally in Bozeman. The following was sent out by the National Transportation Security Board:. On August 08, 2024, about 1255 mountain...
Billings Senior holds off Missoula Hellgate in Class AA opener, 21-12
BILLINGS — Opening night of the Class AA football season closed as a strong one for Billings Senior, which held off Missoula Hellgate 21-12 on Thursday night at Daylis Stadium. Overcoming a slow first half with a 7-6 lead, the Broncs (1-0), who never trailed, went to work on...
Jackson Presley, Kobe Dorcheus pace Class AA runner-up Kalispell Glacier past Great Falls in opener
GREAT FALLS — Kobe Dorcheus ran for two touchdowns and Jackson Presley ran for a third and passed for another as defending state runner-up Kalispell Glacier jumped to a fast start and held off Great Falls 28-3 on Thursday night in a high school football opener. Presley wasted little...
'Underestimated' Helena High football ready for first Friday night lights
HELENA — There's something special about playing under the Friday night lights. But as a senior, it takes on even more meaning. "It's hard to believe that it's my senior year already," Helena High's Trygve Braun said to 406 MT Sports. "It has come quick but I just know the guys next to me are going to give it their all for their last ride and it's going to be a good year."
Dogs clash with Bears to kickoff 2024 Campaign
As the sun sets on summer 2024, excitement is palpable in Butte, Montana. Tomorrow night, the Butte High Bulldogs will launch their season at the iconic Naranche Stadium, hosting the Billings West Golden Bears. This matchup carries a sense of nostalgia, as the Bulldogs staged an impressive comeback last year, defeating the Golden Bears 21-17 in the fourth quarter on their home turf. That thrilling victory set the stage for a remarkable season in which Butte High earned the nickname “Comeback Kids.”
Sing with Foreigner: Submit Your Video For a Chance to Perform
Z100 is excited to welcome Foreigner to Missoula for their October 15, 2024 concert at the Adams Center. Listen to The Chris and Ashley Show for a chance to win tickets to the show. They'll be playing "Foreigner Fridays" and giving away a pair of tickets every Friday for the next several weeks leading up to the show.
Native Vote program field office officially opens doors in Crow Agency
Ahead of November's election, both parties are working to get their voters prepared. On Thursday, August 29 on the Crow reservation, the first Native Vote field office has officially opened their doors...
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