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New Ways to Remember Montana’s Mann Gulch Tragedy
As a powerful period of recollection of the Mann Gulch firefighter tragedy concludes, the 75th-anniversary commemoration is also showing new ways for future generations to remember the sacrifice. Last week marked the anniversary of the tragic fire in Central Montana when 13 firefighters were caught in a massive "blow up"...
Plastic bag ban fails in Montana for lack of signatures
MISSOULA – Proposed ballot initiatives to ban single-use plastic bags in Bozeman and Missoula have failed to qualify due to lack of signatures. Montana Plastic Free, the organization behind the ballot initiatives, says on its website that plastic is harming the environment and human health. “On average, bans on...
Missoula storm causes more power outages
MISSOULA, Mont. — Sunday's storms have resulted in plenty more trees coming down as well as thousands of customers without power based on the Northwest Energy outage map. Most of those are in the Missoula Valley south of the Clark Fork River, but there are a few in Maxville near Philipsburg.
Mike Dennison analyzes Republicans' visit to Billings
BILLINGS, Mont. - Top Republican leaders in Montana gathered in Billings today, just a week after former President Donald Trump’s stop in Bozeman. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson was the key speaker at the event, emphasizing the importance of preserving conservative values.
Young rodeo cowboy Holden Meged competes at MontanaFair day before departing for college
BILLINGS — Holden Meged still looks like a wrestler. Big, burly and strong. He still thinks like one, too. The two-time State A 285-pound wrestling champion was at the MontanaFair Yellowstone River Round-Up PRCA rodeo competing in the slack competition of tie-down roping Saturday morning at First Interstate Arena at MetraPark.
Missoula DUI Investigation Leads to Unexpected Drug Discovery
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 10, 2024, Missoula Police Department officers were conducting a DUI investigation. Due to the way the DUI vehicle was parked, three vehicles pulled up behind it on Front Street and were not able to continue westbound onto Broadway. They were told to turn around. The first vehicle in the line-up successfully completed a U-turn and left the area. The second vehicle, driven by 34-year-old Jerome McNeill, backed into a vehicle behind him causing an accident.
Olympian, Missoula native Katharine Berkoff returns to the Garden City, medals in hand
MISSOULA — On the top floor of Missoula's Press Box Sports Bar, pictures of Montanans who reached the NFL decorate the walls. On Sunday, the room was decorated further with Olympic-themed balloons, trays set up for a taco bar and bounds of beaming family members, donning matching Team Berkoff shirts.
OSU WSOC: Beavers shutout by Montana
MISSOULA, MT– After playing just 46 minutes in a game that was deemed ‘no contest’ on Thursday, the Oregon State women’s soccer program returned to action on Sunday, dropping a road contest to the Montana Grizzlies, 3-0, in Missoula. The Grizzlies opened the game’s scoring three...
Bozeman braces for the incoming student stampede
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Outside of painting Missoula Maroon its time for those at MSU to move in as well. Staff at MSU in Bozeman say they're expecting 4,600 students to move into residence halls for fall classes. Traffic will be heavy to have a smooth transition into the 12...
County Presents ‘Stay Cool Missoula’ Campaign
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - There’s still plenty of hot summer weather to come, and Missoula County has a brand new website to help beat the heat. I spoke with Alli Kane, Missoula County’s Climate Action Coordinator about a new program appropriately called ‘Stay Cool Missoula’.
Bozeman's annual BOAR event races to combat youth homelessness
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The HRDC hosted the fourth annual BOAR event to help combat rising youth homelessness in Bozeman. The Blueprint Obstacle Adventure Race or BOAR kicked off Saturday at Glen Lake Rotary Park, to support HRDC's program dedicated to providing housing and support for youth experiencing homelessness in the Gallatin Valley.
A way to home ownership for all Americans
In 1969, a group of civil rights activists in Southwest Georgia came to the aid of Black sharecroppers who had been dispossessed of their homes and jobs for registering to vote. According to the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit group the Brookings Institution, these activists, who formed the collective New Communities Inc., "help[ed] Black farmers overcome the forces that excluded them from owning land, such as industrial farming, racial discrimination, and predatory lending."
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