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Recall Alert: Processed Lunchmeat Available in Montana Recalled
After the massive storm that moved through Montana recently, there were thousands of households without power from the damage. My house was one of them. We didn't have power for a little over 3 days. That was enough time for some of our food to go bad. We spent our afternoon going through the refrigerator throwing out food that had spoiled, some of that food was lunchmeat.
Dr. Kolb Warns About Bark Beetles Infesting Wind Damaged Trees
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - The effects of last week’s extreme thunderstorm on city trees has been well documented, but Dr. Peter Kolb with MSU Extension and the UM W.E. Franke School of Forestry and Conservation detailed the perhaps even more severe damage the storm might have had on western Montana’s forests.
Missoula Scam Alert: Beware Of This Phone Call
A month and a half ago, I received my summons for jury duty in the mail. I followed the instructions from the letter. I went online and filled out the proper forms acknowledging my jury duty. For those that don't know, after you fill out the forms you can check on the status of the trial as the date gets closer. Unlike other court notifications, the court doesn't contact you to let you know about the status of the trial. It is your responsibility to check on the status yourself.
City sets cost of implementing crisis camping ordinance at $1M
(Missoula Current) The financial cost of the Missoula City Council’s ordinance on crisis camping would nearly double in the new fiscal year to fund the staffing and resources needed to manage the program, city officials said Wednesday. The city early this summer adopted its ordinance on crisis camping, establishing...
Young Man’s Famous Biker Lemonade Stand Welcomes Sturgis Riders
The annual pilgrimage to South Dakota is happening NOW! This year's Sturgis Rally is going to be bigger than ever. As riders take to the open road, Montana has plenty of "must-see" stops. It is wise for riders to stop occasionally and take in the local vibes of communities across the state. Checking out some of Montana's state parks. Or quench your thirst at some of the many "watering holes" along the way.
There’s a Secret ‘Pong’ Game in Your Instagram DMs (and It’s Super Addictive)
I like to think I'm pretty tech-savvy. I was using the space bar on my iPhone as a mousepad long before it became a viral "hidden" feature, and I was shaking my phone to "undo" before it was cool (only accidentally throwing it across the room once—so far). That's...
University of Montana’s Awesome “Horse & Mule Packing” Course
College classes don't have to be boring calculus, chemistry or the history of Agrarian laws. You can have fun at school and learn a thing or two simultaneously. This is evident in the University of Montana's summer class which allows students to explore the great outdoors via horseback. UM's Wilderness...
Non-Shocking Update For Western Montana’s Bitterroot River
There were plenty of unsettling back stories to the severe hurricane-force winds that ravaged the Missoula area last week. As we continue to try to restore, replace and recover, one incident that caught just about everyone's attention was portions of rivers closed due to power lines laying across the water. If anything should close a portion of a river to the public, that's probably as good of an example as any.
Concerned Citizen Reports Impaired Driver Leaving Flathead Lake
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On July 28, 2024, at approximately 9:22 AM, dispatch advised a Montana Highway Patrol Trooper of a concerned anonymous citizen who reported that a female driver, Cheri Trbovich, was on her way to Butte from Finley Point on Flathead Lake. Cheri was suspected to be "high on meth" and was described to be "up all night."
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