Road to Reopening
MISSOULA - The Missoula Rural Fire Department responded to a house fire with a person inside on June 30 at Wornath Road.
BOZEMAN- Double-amputee and Purple Heart recipient Saul Martinez will receive the keys to a house designed to allow the veteran to live as independently as possible.
MISSOULA - Five Missoula firefighters are reportedly coming back with positive COVID-19 results as of Tuesday.
COVID-19 food boxes are being given out Tuesday, June 30, at Saviours Lutheran Church, 707 W 3rd Street, Laurel. The food boxes will be given out starting at 1 p.m.
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BOZEMAN- Gallatin County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue responded on June 27, 2020, to a flipped over boat.
BIG SKY- Volunteers helping out at the eighth annual Big Sky Community Park Weed Pull will not only be cleaning up Big Sky’s Community Park, but will also be helping out a local resident.
BILLINGS- A Native American man has been transported to the hospital by AMR after being stab multiple times.
BOZEMAN- The Montana Department of Transportation announced that crews will pause road construction projects in the Gallatin Valley ahead of the holiday weekend.
BOZEMAN- Students entering grades 1st-6th have been taking part in what jokingly is being called a “ForZoom.”
BOZEMAN- Starting Tuesday, June 30, 2020, the library will reopen in Bozeman.
BOZEMAN- The Pilgrim Church Bozeman in partnership with Hopa Mountain for Crow Nation are working to cleaning supplies for the Crow Nation.
BOZEMAN- The Gallatin Valley Food Bank is hosting its annual Shred For Sure event.
BOZEMAN- West Paw a business based in Bozeman is expanding amid all the coronavirus pandemic.
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK - The camping season is about to begin in the park.
THREE FORKS- With unemployment rates hitting record highs across the country and people out of the job due to COVID-19 some corporations are hosting hiring events across the interstate.
BELGRADE- The Gallatin Valley Food Bank in partnership with the HRDC will be handing out food boxes for families in the Belgrade area.
Many summer concerts have been cancelled across Montana, like Music in the Mountains in Big Sky, Alive After 5 in Billings and Symphony Under the Stars in Helena. This leaves some musicians without expected summer income.
BOZEMAN- A 36-year-old resident of California wanted by the Bozeman Police Department was taken into custody by Michigan State police on Tuesday.
BELGRADE- The city of Belgrade is working on two planning projects as part of the new Be Heard Belgrade website.
MISSOULA - Missoula Rural Firefighters were dispatched to a call about a possible car on fire.
More than 54 million people may experience food insecurity in America in 2020 due to the coronavirus, according to feedingamerica.org.
MISSOULA - Right now a Montana passenger train with the potential to bring millions of dollars to local economies as well as increase road safety is one step closer to reality.
The first person to catch covid-19 gets paid. That's the game at parties being attended by some Alabama students.
Political commentator Angela Rye responds to President Trump calling Black Lives Matter a "symbol of hate," chastising Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany's role within the Trump administration's handling of race relations.
People protesting mask orders aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19 gathered on Wednesday in Sanford.
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — An “incident” has damaged an under-construction building near Iran's Natanz nuclear site, but there was no damage to its centrifuge facility, a spokesman said Thursday.
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — A landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar killed 50 people Thursday, the central government said, though a local lawmaker said the toll was nearly twice as high.
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran nuclear spokesman: 'Incident' damages under-construction building near nuclear site; centrifuge facility undamaged.
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