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WATCH: Epic Drone Show At Tyler Childers Concert In Missoula
If you were in Missoula last Saturday you may have seen a large group of illuminated drones rise to the sky in the shape of a chicken, a horse, a planet, a hot dog, an atom-looking-thing, leaves, snowflakes and a bunch of other cool-looking shapes. No, it wasn't an alien invasion. No, it wasn't 5G signals attempting to control your brainwaves. It was allegedly the first-ever drone show at a country music concert.
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...
Body of missing Wethersfield native found in Montana's Glacier Park
WEST GLACIER, Mont. — The body of a missing mountaineer native to Wethersfield was found in Montana's Glacier Park, according to the National Park Service Tuesday. Grant Marcuccio, 32, of Whitefish, Mont., was found 2 p.m. Sunday by a Two Bear Air rescue crew. While the cause of death is under investigation, his location and traumatic injuries indicate that he fell, NPS said.
Educators and parents advocate stricter classroom controls on smartphones
BILLINGS — Throughout the 2023-24 school year, Billings Public Schools Superintendent Erwin Garcia grew increasingly troubled by a sight he repeatedly witnessed in classrooms around the district: students scrolling their smartphones, their attention wrenched from the lessons unfolding before them. His mind turned to the district’s flagging high school test scores, to the national statistics he’d seen on rising rates of anxiety, depression and other disorders among America’s youth, and to the reams of research partly linking such challenges to smartphones and social media.
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.
Eagles Golf Open Season With Home Triangular
On Tuesday, Aug. 20, the Sidney High School Golf team opened their season by hosting the Sidney Triangular Golf Tournament at the Sidney Country Club. The Triangular participants were Miles City, Glendive, and Sidney. Sixty-eight golfers competed on the beautiful and sunny day. Miles City had 20 participants, Glendive had...
Parsnip the raptor's short life has come to an end, despite rescue
Parsnip, the 2-month-old osprey rescued Aug. 3 at Par Montana refinery (formerly Exxon), has died. Parsnip was rescued by a team at Par Montana, including Dan Carter, public affairs manager, who with his wife Lynn drove him to the Montana Raptor Conservation Center in Bozeman in August. Lynn named the young raptor Parsnip to reflect Par Montana's name. The rescue team also included Laurel FWP game warden Frank Bludetto, who picked up Parsnip and coaxed him into a box to transport him to Moore Lane Veterinary Clinic for one night before the trip to Bozeman.
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.
"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...
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