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MSU durum team developing intermediate height semi-dwarfs
SIDNEY, Mont. – New durum experimentals are growing across the state in side-by-side variety nurseries with released varieties as Mike Giroux, durum breeder and head of the Montana State University (MSU) Plant Sciences and Plant Pathology Department, makes selections that will lead to the kind of durum export markets need.
MT Dept. of Commerce Offers Economic Impact and Destination Event Grants
HELENA, Mont. – The Montana Department of Commerce is now accepting applications for the Economic Impact and Destination Event Grant Program. This State-funded grant program helps Montana communities with new and destination events to increase tourism by regional, national and international visitors, to promote Montana's unique attributes and to generate additional community revenue.
Remington Fire Far from Containment, Ranchers Begin to Pick up the Pieces
The Remington fire started Wednesday August 21st, 14 miles northeast of Leiter, Wyoming. Since then, it has blazed through four counties and over 40 miles, scorching a total of 196,387 acres in Northeast Wyoming and Southeastern Montana. Affected counties include Sheridan in Wyoming, Big Horn, Powder River and Rosebud in...
IMPORTANT:10″ New Snow Could Pummel Glacier National Park
It happens, but it's rare. Up to 10 inches of snow could blanket Glacier National Park and the surrounding area by Wednesday evening. This winter weather in August could be a problem for the late tourist season travel plans. Even though many schools are back in session and 'family' vacations...
Missoula Police Officer Subdues Man Attempting to Evade Arrest
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - At approximately 8:27 p.m. on August 25, 2024, a Missoula Police Department Officer responded to a report of two occupants in a parked vehicle who were slumped over and “drooling” in a parking lot on North Reserve Street. The officer arrived on scene and observed a male and female inside the vehicle.
Court documents say neighbor was 'acting strange' leading up to woman's death
BILLINGS, Mont. - An affidavit shares additional details on the suspicious death of a 52-year-old woman that became a homicide investigation over the weekend. Neighbors of a couple living in an apartment on Sioux Lane called the Billings Police Department for a welfare check on August 24 after not seeing their female neighbor since August 11, a motion filed by Hallie E. Bishop states. Neighbors also noticed a foul odor and a pile of blankets show up on the porch of Shane Roberts and a woman, later known to be the victim.
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