Montana Morning State News Headlines for Monday, May 17
Three bicyclists had to be rescued by Glacier Park rangers late last week when two avalanches occurred within minutes, separating and stranding the bicyclists. No injuries reported.
Missoula News
Avalanches on Going-to-the-Sun Road Trap Three Bicyclists
Three bicyclists enjoying Glacier National Park’s iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road became trapped early Thursday evening when not one, but two avalanches separated them in just moments.
Join the Buzz Groundbreaking at Missoula County Fairgrounds
A sizable crowd showed up on a sunny Friday afternoon to witness the groundbreaking of the $16 million dollar Rocky Mountain Gardens and Exploration Center that will contain the Missoula Butterfly House and Insectarium.
Missoula's Crime Report: 18 New Felony Cases This Week
Chief Deputy County Attorney Matt Jennings appeared on KGVO’s Talk Back show Friday morning and he provided us with his report.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Celebrates its 37th Anniversary
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation with its world headquarters in Missoula is celebrating its 37 anniversary on Friday, May 14.
Montana State Fund Declares $20 million Dividend with Rate Cut
The Montana State Fund, the state’s largest workers compensation insurance company, announced a $20 million dividend this week that will be paid by the end of May.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Friday, May 14
Drug bust nets over 40 grams of methamphetamine, in addition to heroin and drug paraphernalia.
Senator Greg Hertz Responds to Montana Supreme Court Decision
The Montana Supreme Court has denied the Montana Legislature’s effort to disqualify the Supreme Court Justices
Gas Buddy Analyst on Pipeline Hack and $3.00 per Gallon Gas
Patrick DeHaan, analyst for Gas Buddy, spoke to KGVO News on Thursday to give an overview of the Colonial Pipeline hack and where gas prices are headed
MCPS Superintendent Dr. Rob Watson on Graduation and Next Year
Superintendent of Missoula School District One Rob Watson spoke to KGVO News on Thursday on a variety of subjects as this most challenging COVID 19 school year comes to a close.