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KGVO News reached out to Constitutional scholar Rob Natelson with the Independence Institute to get his views on a proposed bill to add four more members to the U.S. Supreme Court, otherwise known as ‘packing the court’.

In one of his first interviews after his bout with COVID-19, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte called into the KGVO Montana Morning News show early Friday morning.

The Missoula County Attorney’s Office filed 19 new criminal complaints this week.

Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen has sent an open letter to all Montanans on the subject of election integrity in the state.

As of Friday morning, Montana has confirmed 106,941 positive COVID-19 cases.

Two people being sought for questioning in a suspected homicide in Billings died of gunshot wounds while being pursued by law enforcement officers near West Yellowstone.

Missoula County Board of Health to relax some COVID 19 restrictions as of May 11 for businesses, turning requirements to recommendations.

Crews from Missoula Rural Fire and the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation were called out to a grass fire near the tree line up Pattee Canyon early Thursday afternoon.

The Missoula County Board of Health held nearly a three hour meeting on Thursday afternoon, and made some revisions to current COVID 19 requirements.

Missoula County 911 received a report of a wrong-way driver going westbound in the eastbound lane of I-90.

At The Brewhouse in Helena on Thursday, Montana Highway Patrol Sergeant Zach Freeman was awarded as the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the Exchange Club.

Missoula Representative Mike Hopkins of House District 92 in Missoula appeared on the KGVO Talk Back show on Thursday and was asked immediately on the progress of legislation to administrate the recently passed Initiative I-190, to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana.