Montana Morning

Montana Senator Steve Daines was on KGVO’s Montana Morning news show on Tuesday and spoke of several issues, including a possible coronavirus case in his hometown of Bozeman.

Western Montana prepares for traffic as folks head in for Brawl of the Wild in the midst of a winter weather advisory.

Missoula police are searching for an 18-year-old woman that is considered armed and dangerous in connection with a local double homicide...

Covering everything from a local shootout without injuries to a state recognized teacher without text books, here's your Montana Morning News headlines...

President Trump speaks in Montana, an update on UM enrollment, and rabid bats found in Missoula are a few of this morning's headlines...

A young girl was injured during a carnival ride accident at the Western Montana Fair and a man was arrested by police for theft and meth in Missoula.

Montana Morning headlines include details concerning a tragic crash on I-90 near Missoula that took at least one life

Today's state headlines include a look at the first big Montana wildfire of 2018, an update of federal, state and local law enforcement attempts to crack down on meth dealers, and a look at the trial of a man suspected of killing a woman during an intoxicated hit-and-run accident in Missoula.

A dog helped law enforcement officers catch a suspect who reportedly shot at officers during a chase in I-90.

President Donald Trump was in Montana on Thursday, cheering supporters to vote for Republican U.S. Senator Matt Rosendale and urging opposition to incumbent Senator Jon Tester.