Montana Morning

Senator Steve Daines addressed the issue of prescription drug prices for seniors in a tele-town meeting.

The University of Montana and the Missoula County United Way will team up for the second year for the annual University United Food Friday at the University Center Ballroom

You’ve got all your business paperwork ready, now, where’s the nearest Notary Public?

Hellgate Elementary School's firearms safety assemblies for first through third graders were judged a complete success by Superintendent Doug Reisig.

Hellgate Elementary School Superintendent Doug Reisig took some heat when it was announced that there would be firearms safety assemblies for his first, second and third graders, but he said the effort was a complete success.

The Miss Montana C-47 aircraft is at its very heart a cargo plane, and the cargo being delivered by the crew for the next few weeks will be life itself, with pallets of prepackaged meals to flood ravaged families in the Bahamas.

On Tuesday morning, in what was once the parking lot of the Safeway building on West Broadway, officials and dignitaries gathered to help Providence St. Patrick Hospital break ground for a new multi-million dollar healthcare facility right across the street from the Broadway building.

Missoula police responded to a report of shots fired on Arcadia Street early Mornday morning. No arrests have yet been made.

Tuesday, September 17 will be Constitution Day, celebrating the ratification of our U.S. Constitution in 1787, when delegates to the Constitutional Convention met for the final time to sign the historic document they had created.

The City of Missoula’s Office of Neighborhoods will be hosting city council candidate forums on four nights in the month of September.

Senator Steve Daines addressed the GOP Lincoln-Reagan fundraiser on Saturday night and donated a Trump campaign plastic straw to the annual auction, mocking the CNN Climate Change Summit.

In what Republican officials called the best ever attended Lincoln-Reagan dinner at the Hilton Hotel Conference Center in Missoula, Montana Senator Steve Daines was the first to address the crowd.

A local church group heard of the Miss Montana mission to provide disaster relief for victims of Hurricane Dorian that decimated the Bahamas, and generously gathered funds and supplies for the trip.

Lake County Sheriff Don Bell reported on Saturday that an Oregon man drowned in Flathead Lake on Thursday, September 12, just after 3:00 p.m.

On Friday afternoon, KGVO News received a press release from Sgt.Travis Welsh, Public Information Officer with the Missoula Police Department regarding the two officers who have been placed on administrative leave following a fatal shooting that occurred on September 2.

Lynette Sims, who will be facilitating an assembly at Hellgate Elementary School on Tuesday, September 17, appeared on KGVO Radio’s Hunters Breakfast Program with Mark Ward.

The Montana Office of Public Instruction has released the 2019 ACT scores from all the state high schools, and they show that Montana high school students have a lot of work to do to obtain scores that will qualify for entrance into state colleges and universities.

The Miss Montana aircraft will be flying to Florida on Saturday to take part in Hurricane Dorian disaster relief in the Bahamas.

Hellgate Elementary School Superintendent Doug Reisig said on Thursday that a special assembly on firearms safety will be presented to his first through third graders on September 17.

After Hurricane Dorian practically destroyed many of the islands in the Bahamas, Bryan Douglass and the crew of the Miss Montana knew immediately what they had to do.