Bozeman- 2014 Olympic bronze medalist Gracie Gold is coming to the Treasure State.
HAMILTON - The Hamilton community will hold a vigil to honor Selena Not Afraid and bring awareness to the entire Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Montana Movement on Jan. 27.
MISSOULA - Imagine Missoula, a non-profit organization, is working to make life a little easier during the winter by offering free snow shoveling services.
Autopsy results for 16-year-old Selena Not Afraid are in. Big Horn County Undersheriff Eric Winburn said the cause of Selena's death is hypothermia. He said the preliminary autopsy showed no signs of violence toward her body. A pending toxicology report will determine whether Selena had drugs or alcohol in her system at the time of her death.
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BOZEMAN- As the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport grows one thing has stayed the same, Brian Springer.
BIG SKY- The fourth annual TEDxBigSky will be taking place over the weekend.
BOZEMAN- In Bozeman, KGLT a radio station operated by Montana State University is having a vinyl sale.
BOZEMAN- The Museum of the Rockies at Montana State University is set to open a new exhibit Saturday, January 25.
HELENA – The new Heritage Center is now in the design phase and on Wednesday the building committee held their first meeting.
LIVINGSTON- You can feel the buzz in downtown Livingston as local business leaders patiently wait to find out if a reality TV show will be making its way to the city.
MISSOULA - After a train collided with an unoccupied car that was stuck on the train tracks near Frenchtown, Montana Rail Link is urging people to be careful and aware.
Therapists are helping students and staff in Hardin schools grieve the loss of 16-year-old Selena Not Afraid. Selena was last seen on New Years Day. Law enforcement found her body on January 20 at 10:33 a. m. about a mile from the rest area where she was last seen.
HELENA – The Lewis and Clark Humane Society has a new short-term fostering program allowing you to take a dog on a Paw-Jama Party Sleepover.
BOZEMAN- The Gallatin Ice Foundation just took one step closer to make skating and hockey a year-round sport versus seasonal.
MISSOULA - On Jan. 21, every Loose Caboose coffee stand in Missoula will donate 50 cents of every drink to Missoula's Search and Rescue teams as part of their "Cup of Kindness" day.
HELENA – Carroll College has announced a new accelerated nursing program. It is designed for students who already have a bachelor’s degree in another field who want to complete additional coursework required to become a licensed Registered Nurse. This new program will allow those students to graduate as a RN in as short as 15 months.
BOZEMAN -- Montana State University's Black Student Union will come together to celebrate civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on campus Wednesday.
Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton has released the identity of the 15-year-old girl who died from a Saturday morning crash.
MISSOULA - A Montana firefighter with nearly 40 years of experience under her belt, said the fires devastating Australia are truly the worst she has seen, and instead of running away she went straight into them.
HELENA – Since 1912, lawmakers in our state have been sitting in wooden chairs on the House Floor. Legislators have been thinking of creative ways to make them more comfortable, but they might not have to worry about that anymore.
BOZEMAN- Bobcat Hockey back on the ice in Bozeman Friday, January 17.
BOZEMAN- Friday, January 17, Bridger Bowl is offering discounted ski passes to carpools of 3.
A draft manuscript of a book by former national security adviser John Bolton indicates President Donald Trump told Bolton in August that he wanted to continue holding military aid to Ukraine until the country helped with investigations into Democrats -- including former Vice President Joe Bi…
The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences paid tribute to late NBA legend Kobe Bryant at the 2020 Grammy Awards.
Sportscaster Bob Costas reacts to the news of Kobe Bryant's death, and shares stories from his career.
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese security forces scuffled Monday with protesters near the parliament building in downtown Beirut, where lawmakers are scheduled to begin a two-day discussion and later approval of the state budget amid a crippling financial crisis.
BEIJING (AP) — Kobe Bryant was a hugely popular figure in Asia, no more so than in China where basketball rivals soccer as the most popular sport.
TOKYO (AP) — Countries with citizens in the central Chinese city that's the epicenter of a viral outbreak are planning evacuations as the number of illnesses grow and China takes drastic measures to try to stop the spread of the virus.
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