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Lost Motorcyclist Cheats Death! Survives 5 Days on Creek Water After Idaho Crash!
WALLACE, ID – Just a day after authorities in Idaho said they were winding down a days-long search for a missing motorcyclist, the injured man was found by a family friend. Zachary Demoss, 24, from Montana, was riding his black 2000 Kawasaki Vulcan motorcycle in Idaho with a couple of friends when he was last seen on the afternoon of Aug. 11, according to the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office.
Every NFL Player From Montana (2004-2013)
Last week, we highlighted Montana-born players from the last decade. If you missed it, you can revisit it below. READ MORE: Every NFL Player From Montana (2014-Now) Now, we're diving into the previous decade (2004-2013). There is some crossover for the guys featured in the 2014-Now list and the 2004-2013 list. I'm organizing guys by the last year they played in the NFL.
Montana abortion measure gives Democrats glimmer of hope for Tester seat
Democrats have a new pep in their step for one of their most at-risk Senate seats this cycle, but it’s not because of Vice President Kamala Harris. Enshrining abortion rights into Montana’s constitution will come before voters in Big Sky Country this November after receiving enough signatures to appear on the ballot, buoying Democrats’ hopes that it […]
Drool in the Pool set for Sept. 7, pool closures
The City of Great Falls Park and Recreation and Great Falls Animal Shelter are hosting Drool in the Pool at Electric City Water Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 7. water activities: dogs can dive in and enjoy the cool water while showing off their best doggy paddles.
Biden approves disaster declaration to aid cleanup following Missoula windstorm
President Joe Biden on Friday approved Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte’s request for a major disaster declaration that followed the straight-line wind event on July 24 that caused damage across Missoula and left many without power for several days. The president’s major disaster declaration for Missoula and Powell counties allows the state, tribes, local government and […]
Custer-Hysham-Melstone ready for showcase with Texas 6-Man power Strawn
CUSTER — In one of the more unique football games across the country, Custer-Hysham-Melstone will open its season Aug. 31 in Billings at Herb Klindt Field on the campus of Rocky Mountain College. The Rebels are part of a 6-Man twin-bill featuring Geraldine-Highwood and Texas teams Milford and Strawn...
High winds cause major damage in Bitterroot
HAMILTON, Mont. — An afternoon windstorm toppled powerlines and snapped trees and branches, causing major damage in stretches of the Bitterroot Friday. Sirens blared throughout the valley as emergency crews responded to calls up and down the valley. The storm didn't last long but it left a lot of...
Disturbance at the POV Leads to Drug Discovery in Missoula
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 21st, 2024, a Missoula Police Department officer responded to the Poverello Center for follow-up of a disturbance. An employee contacted dispatch stating that there was a video of the incident. Once at the Poverello, the officer reviewed the surveillance video and observed Jane Doe seated behind a bike rack next to the north doors.
South Hills subdivision with 450 units clears planning board
(Missoula Current) The Consolidated Planning Board on Tuesday night recommended the approval of a subdivision proposed for the South Hills, which would bring several hundred new housing units to Missoula. The Wildroot phased subdivision is proposed off Hillview Way at Rimel Road on 106 acres within Moose Can Gully. The...
Humans cause most wildfires that burn houses, other structures
MISSOULA, Montana – More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires from 2010 to 2020 than in the previous decade, and that wasn’t only because more acreage burned, according to an analysis from the University of Montana and its partners. Human ignitions...
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