Greg Gianforte Sworn In As Montana’s Congressman – State Headlines
Bozeman businessman Greg Gianforte took the oath of office from Speaker Paul Ryan yesterday to officially become Montana's Congressman.
City Attorney – Big Problems Possible With Marsy’s Law – State ‘Blindsided’ Municipalities
Marsy's Law, the Montana Constitutional Amendment that provides extra rights for crime victims, could be fraught with unintended consequences for city and county law enforcement agencies.
Greg Gianforte Sworn In As Montana’s Congressman
Bozeman software entrepreneur Greg Gianforte was officially sworn in as Montana's lone Congressman Wednesday afternoon on the floor of the U.S. House .
An AMBER Alert Has Been Sent Out For A 67-Year-Old Man From Victor Montana
The Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office has sent out an AMBER alert for a 67-year-old man who may be in danger.
Elections Administrator – No Primaries Needed For City Elections
There will be no primary election required for the upcoming municipal elections for mayor, the city council and for municipal court judge,
UM Research Discovers More Types of Pine Martens...
Everyone knows that there are pine martens in Montana, but new research from the University...
Greg Gianforte Sworn In As Montana’s Congressman – Sta...
Bozeman businessman Greg Gianforte took the oath of office from Speaker Paul Ryan yesterday...
‘Wilderness for Warriors’ Event This Saturday at...
Summertime means all kinds of great events for great causes and this weekend is a cool event...
An AMBER Alert Has Been Sent Out For A 67-Year-Old Man From Victor Montana
Montana AG Will Host State Attorneys General Meeting In Big Sky Next Week
Pinesdale Receives $2.4 Million In Funding For A New Water Treatment Facility
Study Predicts That 70,000 Montanans Will Lose Health Coverage By 2026
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City Attorney – Big Problems Possible With Marsy’s Law – State ‘Blindsided’ Municipalities
Yesterday Marsy's Law, the Montana Constitutional Amendment that provides extra rights for crime victims, could be fraught with unintended consequences for city and county law enforcement agencies.
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Greg Gianforte Sworn In As Montana’s Congressman
Yesterday Bozeman software entrepreneur Greg Gianforte was officially sworn in as Montana's lone Congressman Wednesday afternoon on the floor of the U.S. House .
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Elections Administrator – No Primaries Needed For City Elections
Yesterday There will be no primary election required for the upcoming municipal elections for mayor, the city council and for municipal court judge,
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Final Phase of $16 Million Courthouse Remodel Project Underway
Yesterday Phase five of the Missoula County Courthouse remodel project officially got underway on Wednesday, that will primarily deal with the exterior and the courthouse grounds.
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Weekend Road-trip for a Good Cause: The 2017 Glacier Challenge
This weekend a perfect road trip for a good cause is just a couple hours from us. The 2017 Glacier Challenge is this weekend for the Flathead Youth Home.
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Gianforte To Be Sworn In Today – State Headlines
Yesterday Montana's Greg Gianforte will take the oath of office in the U.S. House chambers at 11:30 Mountain Time from Speaker Paul Ryan, to become Montana's lone U.S. House Representative.
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Environmental Group Uses Western Heat Wave To Promote Renewable Energy
2 days ago With temperatures in Arizona and parts of California over 120 degrees, an environmental group in Montana is urging government officials to embrace renewable energy.
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Bonner Man Charged With Assault With A Weapon After Threatening People With An Ax
2 days ago 31 year-old Michael Brewer is in the Missoula County Jail accused of threatening several people with an ax near Potomac on Sunday.
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Missoula County Fairgrounds Will Host Southgate Mall’s 4th Of July Fireworks Show
2 days ago Many Missoulians have grown accustom to watching a 4th of July fireworks show at Southgate Mall, but the show will be in a different venue this year.
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Missoula Chief Administrative Officer Provides Accurate Numbers On City Budget
2 days ago In an earlier story, KGVO used inaccurate numbers when reporting the projected increase in the city's 2018 budget, incorrectly stating the increase at 18 percent, when the actual increase was only 3.87 percent.
