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STUBER – up and coming Bobcats making waves early at Montana State
Football rosters are huge. It’s hard enough to keep track of all the players that got a majority of the reps from a year ago, but trying to get a handle on all the incoming players and the players that didn’t see the field at all the previous year is brain rattling.
Mother Lode Theatre celebrates centennial with performances, venue upgrades
BUTTE, Mont. — A legendary Butte theatre has big plans for its centennial celebration. The Mother Lode Theatre on Park Street turns 100 this year, and they’ve announced a packed lineup full of musical events. It all starts on Sept. 5 with a performance from famous country artist...
Bozeman staff presents research, proposed amendments to affordable housing ordinance
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman city staff presented advisory boards with research on the impact the city’s affordable housing ordinance has on the market as well as options for possible future amendments. The ordinance has been the subject of contention in recent weeks, with many city residents and the...
A breakdown of Montana Grizzlies' defensive linemen before the 2024 season
MISSOULA — Chief among the players to replace on Montana's defense is Alex Gubner, who is now playing for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs. Gubner put together an All-American career as a four-year starter who was the 2023 Big Sky defensive player of the year. The Griz don't need a single player to be as productive as their former nose tackle, but they need to replace his productivity, which head coach Bobby Hauck called "a tall order."
Celebrating Indigenous heritage becomes the newest addition to MontanaFair this year
BILLINGS, Mont - To celebrate the Indigenous population of Montana, the Native American Development Corporation and TRIIA partnered with MontanaFair for a day to highlight Indigenous artists and creatives. A non-profit founded in Billings 28 years ago, NADC’s mission is to provide socioeconomic resources to Native families and businesses in...
The Truth About The Deadliest Earthquake In Montana History
Earthquakes are fairly common in Montana, and the state is the 4th most seismically active in America. A portion of Yellowstone National Park, home to the world's largest super volcano, is in Montana. As we approach the anniversary of the the largest earthquake ever recorded in Montana, here's a look back at that terrifying night and the destruction it caused.
Montana's top court strikes down parental consent law for minors seeking abortion
(Reuters) -Montana's highest court on Wednesday ruled that a law requiring minors to get parental consent when seeking an abortion violated the state's constitution, upholding a legal challenge by Planned Parenthood.
New Extended Weather Outlook Predicts Epic Winter in Montana
Are you ready for winter? According to a new extended weather forecast, a cold and snowy winter is on the way for Montana. Here's what to expect. Temperatures across Montana are already starting to cool down, and before long, the state with be blanketed in a coating of fluffy white snow. Winters in Montana can be absolutely brutal, but this winter could be one for the record books, according the Farmers' Almanac. The extended winter weather forecast is predicting several massive snow storms and wet weather across much of the northern U.S.
Nine states file lawsuit to stop Biden voter registration executive order
(The Center Square) – Nine states have filed a lawsuit this week to stop President Joe Biden's executive order concerning federal workers and voter registration. The states say that the federal bureaucracy is inserting itself into state electoral systems and the voter registration process without the scrutiny of a public comment period. Mississippi, Montana, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina and South Dakota filed a complaint in the...
U.S. News and World Report Names St. Patrick’s Best in Montana
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Once again, the prestigious U.S. News and World Report has named Missoula’s Providence St. Patrick Hospital as the best medical facility in the state. I spoke with Dr. James McKay, Chief Medical Officer at Providence St. Patrick Hospital about the distinction. U.S. News and...
Montana Movie Puts Spotlight On States Most Famous Serial Killer
I was browsing through Hulu the other day looking for something to watch and came across a movie that piqued my interest. I've long been a fan of movies based in Montana, and when I read that this particular movie was filmed here, I decided to check it out. Not to mention that I've always been intrigued with the subject matter and the person the movie is based upon.
FWP lifts hoot-owl restrictions on several rivers
HELENA, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks lifted fishing restrictions for several rivers, effective at 12:00 a.m. Wednesday. The following southwest Montana rivers will have hoot-owl restrictions lifted:. Gallatin River. East Gallatin River. Shields River. Madison River between the town of Ennis and Ennis Reservoir. The following west-central...
Here’s Some Good Montana Housing News for a Change
It will take some time to move in, but if you're struggling to find housing in Missoula, Hamilton, or other Montana cities, there are some positive new developments to report this week. The projects sometimes involve entirely new units, housing facilities to help the homeless, or rehabilitating and renovating existing...
Nonprofit Sues Montana DEQ Over Gallatin Mine Approval
A 2021 revision to Montana’s Opencut Mining Law has raised persistent concerns around community safety and the DEQ’s capacity to fulfill its regulatory duties effectively. The Gateway Conservation Alliance, a Gallatin Gateway-based nonprofit created in July 2023 to address critical issues that threaten the area's water quality, citizen health, traffic safety and wildlife, alleges that House Bill 599 enables arbitrary loopholes in the opencut mining permitting process.
MSU's President Waded Cruzado to retire June 2025, ending a 15-year tenure
Montana State University President Waded Cruzado has announced her plans to retire in June 2025, concluding a transformative 15-year tenure at the helm of Montana's land-grant university. MSU's President Waded Cruzado to retire June 2025, ending a 15-year tenure. The following is a press release from Montana State University:BOZEMAN, Mont....
105th Crow Fair organized by woman for first time in history
Crow Agency, MT-The fair and rodeo returns for five days in crow country, and it will be a celebration with parades, pow wows, and dancing. There will also be tons of food options and 73 vendors. As well as camping opportunities and rodeo activities. This year's Pow Wow General Manager,...
Wyoming reporter caught using artificial intelligence to create fake quotes and stories
Quotes from Wyoming’s governor and a local prosecutor were the first things that seemed slightly off to Powell Tribune reporter CJ Baker. Then, it was some of the phrases in the stories that struck him as nearly robotic. The dead giveaway, though, that a reporter from a competing news...
Vintage wood 'baseball players' come to life with Billings Scarlets' run to World Series
BILLINGS — Tucked away in his garage for approximately 40 years, Bill Jones kept his treasured “baseball players” for safe keeping. The approximately 5-foot tall “baseball players” are actually wooden cutouts resembling the Billings American Legion baseball Scarlets and Royals. A quarter-inch in thickness, the “baseball players” as Jones calls them, are of players — one in red stripes resembling the Scarlets, and the other in blue stripes resembling the Royals.
Walk Out of the Darkness in Billings for Suicide Prevention
The event is still a month away, mid-September the 15th, but it should be on your calendar now. Suicide is a devastation upon a family and friends. Lost three friends this way over my life and each hollowed me out, leaving me empty. Suicide is the 9th leading cause of death in Montana and while yes, it can be tough to get by in this state, that doesn't mean bailing out on life.
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