Montana Morning

For the first time, Missoula Mayor John Engen, and Missoula County Commissioners Dave Strohmaier, Josh Slotnick and Juanita Vero appeared together on KGVO’s Montana Morning News show, in response to an invitation following a press conference on camping in the urban wild.

In one of his first interviews after his bout with COVID-19, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte called into the KGVO Montana Morning News show early Friday morning.

Montana Senator Steve Daines was on the KGVO Montana Morning News on Wednesday and answered questions about the two Biden cabinet nominees that have appeared before Daines and the other members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

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