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A week ago Friday, as the ‘Catching the Big Ones’ radio show on KGVO was just wrapping up at the host site of Paradise Falls, owner Tom McLaughlin learned that one of his wait staff had tested positive for COVID 19.

A convicted felon has been sentenced to a year in federal prison after his probation officer saw a picture of him holding guns on a sporting goods company's Facebook page.

Mary’s Mountain Cookies in Missoula has been chosen by Facebook to partner on a national event this week.

We asked, you answered. Turns out, people are really passionate about their favorite cheeseburgers!

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying before Congress for the next two days, and Montana Senator Steve Daines has taken the opportunity to introduce a new bill to protect the privacy of students.

On Monday, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox joined a coalition of 37 state Attorneys General, demanding answers from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the company’s business practices and privacy protections.

As part of an agreement with the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices, the Montana Association of REALTORS will be hosting a series of campaign finance and reporting workshops for candidates and committees.

Montana State Auditor and Securities Commissioner Matt Rosendale is warning Facebook users of a new pyramid scheme called ‘Friendsgiving’, that is illegal in Montana.

Mangan was clear that if similarly boosted Facebook posts were to happen again without “paid for by” attribution, they could result in a fine.

It’s been weeks since a Political Practices complaint was filed against a Missoula man for posting anonymous criticisms of Mayor John Engen on Facebook and then paying Facebook to boost the posts.