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Becca Tschetter Signs With Women’s Golf
BOZEMAN, Mont. -- Montana State women's golf bolstered their 2024-2025 roster on Monday, signing talented graduate transfer Becca Tschetter from Grand Canyon University. Tschetter, a native of Minot, North Dakota, comes to Bozeman after four years with the Lopes, where she closed her career as the individual runner-up at the 2024 WAC Championships.
Kalispell Glacier football loading up as pre-season favorites
KALISPELL, Mt. — With less than a week until Kalispell Glacier takes their first regular season snaps of the season, they're once again picked as the number one team in Montana, but that's the furthest thing from their mind. "We're not going to let that define us. We're going...
"Buckthorn slayers" help remove invasive species for Billings homeowners through grant
BILLINGS, Mont. - The City of Billings is teaming up with "buckthorn slayers" to combat buckthorn weeds, which is an invasive plant species, according to the Montana Field Guide. Billings secured a $25,000 grant from the Montana Department of Agriculture to offer free buckthorn removal for homeowners. The city contracted...
Billings Central football lean on seniors, heavy on expectations
BILLINGS — It’s dawn on a weekday morning in August, and like a most teams across Montana, Billings Central's football players are eager to get a jump on the day. And the season. “You know, it’s one of the years we’ve had a lot of competition for spots,...
Montana football Week 1 press conference with coach Bobby Hauck, CB Trevin Gradney, RT Brandon Casey
MISSOULA — The college football season is officially back in Missoula as the Montana Grizzlies are set to open the 2024 season at home on Saturday against Missouri State. The Grizzlies are coming off of a season where they won the Big Sky Conference regular-season championship, went 13-2 overall and made a run to the FCS national championship game in Frisco, Texas.
Post-Event Traffic Woes: Insights From Missoula’s Concert Series Conclusion
Missoula's historic run of concerts is wrapping up this week. There is no better way to top it off than with a UM Grizzly Football game. The University is going to be seeing a record number of people on campus for the events. Which means a lot of cars. When you have that many cars you also have parking.
Missoula City Council approves residency requirement change for police
MISSOULA, MT — Changes are coming for Missoula first responders with the latest decision just approved by City Council. The residency requirement for the Missoula Police Department is officially changed, and officials hope it will help with hiring and retention. Previously MPD staff needed to live within 45 minutes...
Only in September in Great Falls!
September is a beautiful time to be in Great Falls! Ok, we know we say that every month, but there’s something extra special in the air in September. It’s a perfect time to make Great Falls your basecamp and enjoy a scenic drive, get out on the water, or take a hike!
Missoula homeless ordinance continues slow rollout
MISSOULA, Mont. — Overnight camping in select parks from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. and no sheltering within 300 feet of schools and day cares. These are just a couple of Missoula's now month-old regulations around where homeless people can stay. The city brought portable toilets to about seven...
College football: Introduction of sideline tablets, 2-minute warning among rule changes for 2024
MISSOULA — College football is entering the 21st century even more this fall. The NCAA voted in the spring to allow programs in all three divisions to use tablets to review video during games. Big Sky members, including Montana, will be using iPads this season in a league-wide deal with GameStrat.
Construction for Deer Lodge's biggest subdivision in 70 years begins
DEER LODGE, Mont. — Housing availability continues to be a major problem across western Montana. In Deer Lodge, the community is working to find a solution to not only keep people in town, but also help with recruiting, as crews broke ground on a major subdivision on Monday morning.
Bozeman Symphony Welcomes Five New Musicians
Bozeman, Mont. – The Bozeman Symphony and Music Director Norman Huynh is excited to welcome five talented new section musicians for its 2024-25 concert season, Music that moves us. Following national auditions held this spring, Jodi Allison-Bunnell, Viola; Michael Dolin, Associate Principal/2nd Trombone; Chelsea Lind, Violin; Lina Saleh, Principal...
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