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Woman Pulls a Knife on Two Teenagers in Downtown Missoula
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 17, 2024, Missoula Police Department Officers were dispatched to a report of a female pulling a knife on two individuals in the downtown area. The 911 caller, 13-year-old John Doe, said the female had pulled a knife, pointed it at him, and was swearing. Doe said the female had left the area where the incident occurred and was now near the Iron Horse.
Missoula sees third major storm this summer, adding to city's cleanup efforts
MISSOULA, Mont. – Missoula residents are dealing with the aftermath of strong winds that reached speeds of up to 72 miles per hour last night. This morning, streets in Missoula were lined with debris and fallen signs, and even some fencing has been knocked over. While no trees were found blocking major roads, there are plenty of fallen branches scattered about. Stoplights are still functioning properly.
Logan Health-CB Drills Down
Logan Health-Cut Bank, will have an EXERCISE DRILL this Thursday morning at 10, on the hospital campus. Thursday's drill be a full-scale active shooter exercise involving local emergency responders. Don't worry about a thing, do not be alarmed during this drill, especially those who reside close to the hospital.
Why is Missoula Experiencing So Many Thunderstorms Recently?
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - I spoke to National Weather Service Meteorologist Jen Kitzmiller on Monday morning to ask about the severity of thunderstorms that have swept through the Missoula area since what she termed the ‘derecho’ (a widespread long-lived wind storm that is associated with a band of rapidly moving showers or thunderstorms) hit Missoula on July 24.
United Way of Missoula gives out 800 backpacks
MISSOULA, Mont. — The United Way of Missoula gave away 800 backpacks filled with school supplies to several partner organizations that will distribute them to students in need. With half going to Missoula County Public Schools' students. Organizations partnering with United Way for the backpack distribution picked up the...
Crews respond to fire north of Whitehall
WHITEHALL, Mont. — Firefighters from the Beaverhead-Deer Lodge National Forest, along with our interagency cooperators, responded to a new fire located 20 miles north/northwest of Whitehall, MT. The fire, estimated at approximately two acres, is burning in heavy dead and downed trees and in an area with a large...
Bozeman braces for the incoming student stampede
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Outside of painting Missoula Maroon its time for those at MSU to move in as well. Staff at MSU in Bozeman say they're expecting 4,600 students to move into residence halls for fall classes. Traffic will be heavy to have a smooth transition into the 12...
Bozeman HS looks to defend Class AA title with a new team in 2024
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman High School enters the 2024 season as the reigning Class AA State champions, and it's not hard to get pumped in practice for the 2024 season. "We love being out here, we love being with these young men, and they make it exciting for us to be out here every day, so the energy piece, that's easy," Bozeman head football coach Levi Wesche said.
Pioneer League Roundup: Voyagers win fourth straight over PaddleHeads
With just three weeks remaining the regular season, teams are making their final push to try and lock up a postseason berth. The Great Falls Voyagers scored 9 runs in the first inning en route to a dominant 18-7 win over the PaddleHeads on Sunday in Missoula. Voyagers first baseman Freddy Rojas Jr. hit a three run homer in the opening frame and went 3-for-3 at the plate on the day with three runs scored and four runs driven in. Great Falls totaled 21 hits as a team in the drubbing.
Berkoff returns to Missoula to celebrate Summer Games medals
MISSOULA, Mont. - This year's bronze medalist in the women's backstroke returned to her hometown of Missoula over the weekend to celebrate her first Summer Games medal and appearance. Missoula Hellgate graduate Katharine Berkoff made an appearance at the Missoula Press Box Sports Bar on Sunday. Besides an individual bronze...
FWP News: Trapper Education field day at Miles City’s FWP office Sept. 7
MILES CITY – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 7 will host an in-person Trapper Education field day in Miles City on Saturday, Sept. 7 at the FWP headquarters shop from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. To be able to purchase a Montana resident Class C trapping license, people must first...
Bozeman's annual BOAR event races to combat youth homelessness
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The HRDC hosted the fourth annual BOAR event to help combat rising youth homelessness in Bozeman. The Blueprint Obstacle Adventure Race or BOAR kicked off Saturday at Glen Lake Rotary Park, to support HRDC's program dedicated to providing housing and support for youth experiencing homelessness in the Gallatin Valley.
A way to home ownership for all Americans
In 1969, a group of civil rights activists in Southwest Georgia came to the aid of Black sharecroppers who had been dispossessed of their homes and jobs for registering to vote. According to the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit group the Brookings Institution, these activists, who formed the collective New Communities Inc., "help[ed] Black farmers overcome the forces that excluded them from owning land, such as industrial farming, racial discrimination, and predatory lending."
Mike Dennison analyzes Republicans' visit to Billings
BILLINGS, Mont. - Top Republican leaders in Montana gathered in Billings today, just a week after former President Donald Trump’s stop in Bozeman. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson was the key speaker at the event, emphasizing the importance of preserving conservative values.
Trial by fire: Forest Service to hire 250 wildland firefighters
The Rocky Mountain Region has seen its fair share of wildfires this year. Recognizing the danger the fires pose, the USDA Forest Service seeks to address the threat by bringing on 250 permanent seasonal wildland firefighters.
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