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Severe Thunderstorm Watch For Western Half of Montana Monday Evening
Just about half of Montana is under some sort of Severe Thunderstorm alert until 10pm on Monday night. Some counties have already received harsh cells of weather today, and lightning, hail, and wind will all be concerns today.THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM MONDAY EVENING.
Montana Arts Council hosting community meeting Aug. 23
The Montana Arts Council is hosting a community meeting 4:30-6 p.m. Aug. 23 at the Great Falls Public Library to share information about the importance of the arts in Montana and gather community feedback. The meeting will be followed by a reading and book launch event with Montana’s Poet Laureate,...
Should These Dumb Montana Laws Be Changed Immediately?
Montana has several strange laws, and some of them are extremely outdated. One law that has been controversial in the state was passed in 2021, but is it doing more harm than good?. Does This New Motorcycle Law in Montana Need to Change?. I'm all for people exercising their freedoms....
Move-in day at Montana universities brings support for students and families alike
College move-in day is here, signaling a new start for students at Montana State University and the University of Montana, along with some emotional goodbyes. About three-quarters of students moving into dorms at both universities are new, including UM student, Dora Colin, who arrived on campus without knowing anyone beforehand.
Skier Makes Insane Run in MT and Gets Paid from Go Pro
Some skiers and boarders are always looking ahead to the upcoming winter season, even in the middle of the summer. They are hoping for that "epic powder", as they clutch their new season pass that they got at the very end of last season. Montana still has some summer left, but that doesn't mean we can't look back at an amazing ski run from last season. The forecast for the first "frost dates" will be here before the end of the month. We may also see some extremely cold temps this winter.
Another Illegal Alien Busted in Montana’s Gallatin Valley
When I first spotted this story on social media, one of the commenters had a really good question. Why is he being described as "a Gallatin Gateway man" if he is in the country illegally? What country is he actually a citizen of?. Great questions. I had another question: From...
Staffing issues cause Sweet Grass High School to cancel breakfast and lunch offerings
BIG TIMBER, Mont. - When school starts on August 21, students at Sweet Grass High School will have to bring their own breakfasts and lunches for the 2024-25 school year. Superintendent Corey Austin sent a letter out to families informing them the high school "will not be able to provide breakfast or lunch" for students due to not having enough cooks to provide these meals.
Bozeman School Board approves budget amid dip in taxable values
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Bozeman School District unanimously approved both elementary and high school budgets for the 2024-25 school year. The overall budget comes out to over $122 million. Most of the funding for Bozeman Public Schools comes from local property taxes and state revenue. School board members say...
MSU launches free shuttle service
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University will launch its new free shuttle service called CatTracks on Wednesday. The shuttle service will run from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays with two routes. The Gold route will wrap around main campus with stops at Bobcat Stadium, along 11th Avenue,...
Lightning strike injures Glacier High athletes, coach
KALISPELL, Mont. — Glacier High School PrincipalBrad Holloway announced in a statement two soccer players and one coach were injured in a lightning strike Monday evening. The strike happened at 6 p.m. on the soccer field. One player and the coach are responsive and are receiving further evaluation at...
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