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Taking a Look at Montana’s Most Expensive High School
BUTTE, MT - How much are you willing to pay for your child's education?. Millions of parents find themselves answering that exact question every year. Luckily, for those of us living in Montana, tuition rates are usually lower than the national average. Tuition for a private school in Montana averages at about $9,000, while states like Vermont, New York, and Connecticut—the latter being the most expensive—are as much as $20,000 more. (The state with the cheapest private school tuition average? Nebraska, at $4,900.)
Don’t Scream! This Amazing Montana Bakery Is Closing Down
Running a small business in Montana comes with its challenges, and some businesses have made the difficult decision to close due to the rising prices of rent and supplies. Sadly, many of Montana's longtime businesses are disappearing. A popular bakery that has been in business for nearly 30 years is closing at the end of the month.
Highway Snack Attack: When a Wolf Takes a Bite Out of Your Road Trip….
According to a press release by Alaska’s Department of Public Safety, just a few days ago, two motorists on the Dalton Highway in Alaska had a wild encounter when a wolf decided to nibble (okay, more than a nibble) on their legs while they were waiting in a construction zone! The wolf took off after another driver tried to scare it away with a shot (but missed).
Dangerous Montana Pursuit: Reckless Driver Arrested After High-Speed Chase
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 18, 2024, a Montana Highway Patrol Trooper observed a blue Honda Accord driving west on Pulp-Mill Road with no front bumper or front license plate. As the vehicle turned west onto Mullan, the trooper decided to initiate a traffic stop. As the trooper was approaching the suspect vehicle, it immediately sped up.
Very warm temperatures Thursday with storms Friday
Severe storms are possible this evening across northeast Montana. Showers and thunderstorms extended from southwest to northeast Montana. Calmer weather is expected tomorrow with warm temperatures. A cold front will move into the west tomorrow evening with a threat of thunderstorms in the Missoula area and statewide Friday.
Canadian Connection! Griz Football Star Ranked Top 10 Pro Prospect
Where he's from, what he's been accomplishing and where he might end up combine to form the promise of a bright future. University of Montana Sports Information Director Eric Taber tells us that Griz senior receiver Keelan White, a native of North Vancouver, B.C., has been ranked No. 10 on the list of the top 20 Canadians eligible for the 2025 Canadian Football League Draft. The CFL scouting bureau released that announcement Thursday, August 22.
Big Sky Resort Announces Timeline of New Lift & Tram Improvement Ahead of Winter 2024/25 Opening
Big Sky, Montana has recently made a series of exciting announcements. In addition to officially confirming their opening day (November 27, 2024), the resort confirmed that they are on track and well underway on two massive projects; an outer enclosure for the lower terminal of the Lone Peak Tram, and the installation of the new record-setting Madison 8 lift. Both endeavors are scheduled to open during the upcoming winter 2024/25 season.
Kalispell Salvation Army takes students school shopping
KALISPELL, Mont. — The Kalispell Salvation Army teamed up with Old Navy to take Flathead County students back-to-school shopping. Twenty-seven students got the opportunity to go around Old Navy and pick out clothing and shoes. Every student participant received items for free from community donations made towards the Kalispell...
Missoula Goes to the Dogs (& Kitties) Saturday
If you're already a Missoula pet owner this may be the best weekend ever. And if you're still "pet adjacent", this event will likely be so much fun you'll walk away with a new best friend. For nearly 2-decades now, Pet Fest has served both ends of the spectrum, promoting...
Carroll's Elizabeth Heuiser overcomes 'year of hell,' seeks return to All-America form
HELENA — Elizabeth Heuiser’s eyes are what Carroll volleyball coach Moe Boyle remembers most about her All-American’s battle against her own body. That look of despair, of lost hope, from months of non-answers by doctors, clouding joy from a game running through Heuiser’s veins. Fear of the unknown, fear about what lay ahead and not being able to say definitively if volleyball remained an option.
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