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Small Montana towns feeling economic impacts of COVID-19
While the Wyoming side of Yellowstone National Park is set to reopen on Monday, May 18th, Governor Bullock orders the Montana side remain closed until at least June 1st. → Read More
Crow Indian Reservation declares State of Emergency amidst flooding
A declaration of State of Emergency is announced from the Crow Indian Reservation due to flooding. → Read More
Flood Insurance in Yellowstone County
KULR (Yellowstone County) -- Car insurance, home owners insurance, life insurance; you need 'em all, but what about flood insurance? A little more nontraditional than the insurances listed above but → Read More
Pothole patrol throughout the Magic City
With crews traveling north to south and east to west throughout Billings; Wickham says crews are filling at least 50 potholes a day in the Magic City. → Read More
Missoula couple in New Zealand near sight of mass shootings
Sheila Stearns is a former interim president at the University of Montana and her Missoula Historian husband Hal are both safe. → Read More
Cattle buried by snowdrifts
KULR (Kyle, South Dakota) - The life of a rancher is one that, unless you've done it yourself, you don't really understand it. They work tirelessly to make sure their → Read More
Cattle buried by snowdrifts
KULR (Kyle, South Dakota) - The life of a rancher is one that, unless you've done it yourself, you don't really understand it. They work tirelessly to make sure their → Read More
Boy rescued after falling into crack on rims
First responders rescued a boy in his pre-teens who had fallen into a crack up on the rims Monday evening. → Read More
FWP asks shed hunters to give wildlife a break
Shed hunting consists of looking for antlers shed by male elk and deer. → Read More
SD2's awareness of MSU roof collapses
Well we saw it in Bozeman, two roofs collapsing over the span of one week at Montana State University, that poses a question throughout all of the treasure state. Is → Read More
Huntley Project Middle School awarded grant; will go towards STEM
KULR (Billings) - A big day for the Huntley Project Red Devils as they received a grant that looks toward the future of academics. → Read More
St. Vincent Healthcare named one of Healthgrades 2019 America's 250 best hospitals
St. Vincent Healthcare is getting some special recognition as they sit among the top 5% of U.S. hospitals for clinical outcomes. → Read More
Digging out Hydrants
With large amounts of snow, comes large amounts of responsibility in terms of keeping an eye on whats on your property. → Read More
One time hunting license introduced in Montana for 4 big game animals
A once in a lifetime hunt, quite literally! → Read More
ZooMontana: Sam the otter turns 1!
A special day over at ZooMontana as Sam the otter celebrated his first birthday! → Read More
Albertson's raises $10,000 for Billings first responders
Albertson's presented a check in the amount of $5,000 to both the Billings Firefighters Rich Duval Benevolent Fund and the Billings Police Protective Association in the Billings Heights, Friday afternoon. → Read More
Montana legislators considering bill that could lower cost of renewing vehicle registration
Montana legislators are considering a bill that could lower the cost of renewing your vehicle registration. But there's a catch, that lower fee could have a big impact on Montana → Read More
Protocol when mother nature hits
Thankfully the winds died down in the late afternoon hours on Sunday but around 9 o'clock Monday morning, KULR-8 learned of an avalanche that temporarily slowed traffic about a half → Read More
One-on-one with Rep. Greg Gianforte about border security
KULR-8 had the opportunity to speak one on one with Montana's sole United States representative Greg Gianforte following his recent trip to Arizona. While there, Gianforte had an opportunity to → Read More
Daines, Tester and Gianforte responses to federal government reopening
President Trump has reopened the federal government for the impending future. Montana Senators and Congressmen have released statements regarding the deal that will get certain Americans back to work. → Read More