Jon King
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Sequester Specifics From Yellowstone Park, Where the Cuts Will Hit and How
Yellowstone National Park became a centerpiece in the national debate over sequestration when the National Park Service said it would be forced to delay the park's opening day due to cuts. There was lots of confusion and little communication, but now there is more clarity as to how the cuts were handed down.
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Bitterroot Valley Has First Major Fire of 2013, 50 Acres Burned
It's not even spring, and already the Bitterroot Valley has had its first major grass fire of 2013.
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Montana’s Final Wolf Harvest Numbers Revealed
The final tally for the 2012-2013 wolf season has been released.
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Enrollment Stories Very Different at University of Montana and Montana State University
Enrollment is quite literally the lifeblood of a university system and over the past year Montana's two big public universities, Montana State University and the University of Montana have very different stories to tell when it comes to new enrollment.
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Under Three Dollar Gas Still Available in Montana, But in Just a Few Places
Gas prices climb nearly 8 cents, but there are still great deals to be had if you know where to look.
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How to Get Potholes Fixed Within 24 Hours in Missoula
Here's how to notify the city of potholes in the Missoula area.
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Jordan Johnson Found Not Guilty of Rape
Not guilty. That's the final verdict in the much watched Jordan Johnson rape trial that has captured Missoula's attention for over a year.
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Identity Theft and Fraud Cases Relatively Low in Montana
A new report issued by the Federal Trade Commission reveals relatively low rates of both fraud and identity theft reports in Montana.
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Photo Could be Key to Solving String of Vehicle Break-Ins Near Missoula
The Missoula County Sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in solving a series of break-ins that occurred on February 26th near Missoula.
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New Montana Law Requires Drivers to Stop 30 Feet Behind School Buses With Flashing Lights
Today, Feb. 28, House Bill 155 was signed into law by Governor Steve Bullock. The bill updates laws concerning school buses.
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School Board Votes to Close Historic 1889 Grantsdale School in Hamilton
The school bell outside Grantsdale Elementary in Hamilton has been ringing for classes and recess since the school's founding by Henry Grant in 1889. After a school board decision on Monday, February 25, however, Grantsdale's bell will ring to let children loose for the last time on June 6 of this year.
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Florence Superintendent Admits to Second Incident of Plagiarism, Asks Public to Consider School’s Record of Achievement
McGee says he understands how his actions resulted in a lack of trust and requests that the public look at the “broader perspective” of Florence-Carlton school district's performance.