Morning Headlines

29 year-old Jonathan Whitworth was sentenced this week in Missoula to two terms of 100 years in prison for the drug related shooting deaths of two people in 2018.

Announcement looms for future of Big Sky Football. UM Athletic Director Kent Haslam will have the official word on whether the Grizzlies will play football this fall.

52 cases of salmonella are under investigation in Montana and nearly 400 in 34 states have been tied to Thompson onions.

Governor Steve Bullock came to Missoula on Tuesday to visit two high tech companies and Hellgate Elementary School.

Man charged with assault after allegedly beating another man into unconsciousness outside a Missoula bar.

A 50 year-old Huson man is in jail on $50,000 bond after allegedly pointing a pistol at several neighbors and threatening to shoot them.

One person is dead after a small plane crashed in the mountains between Ennis Lake and Big Sky in Madison County.

Pandemic expert Dr. Peter Marghella pours some cold water on the enthusiasm to get kids back in school.

Senator Jon Tester had harsh words for the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic in a Tuesday Facebook question and answer session.

Judge Alex Beal doubled the bond amount to $1 Million for Sean Shriner who allegedly shot his wife and dry fired a pistol at his three year-old son.