Ryan Burg
KXLH - Helena
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Made in Montana Trade Show returns to Helena
The Made in Montana Tradeshow is back in Helena, bringing hundreds of Montana-made goods to the capital city. → Read More
High schoolers teach biomedical skills to CRA Middle School students
Capital High School bio-medical sciences students are visiting C R Anderson Middle School today to help teach eighth graders how to do a basic physical examination. → Read More
Gov. Gianforte signs K-12 school funding increases into law
A kindergarten class at Smith Elementary School welcomed Governor Greg Gianforte to class, Thursday where the governor signed into law House Bill 15, funding K-12 public schools. → Read More
Carroll College students work with the Montana Department of Commerce on population data model
The Montana Department of Commerce and Carroll College announced the completion of a new county population forecasting data model to plan for future community development and land-use planning. → Read More
Helena Housing Task Force discusses hopeful plans for housing
The Helena Housing Task Force met Wednesday morning to discuss plans in trying to create more affordable housing in Lewis and Clark County. → Read More
Competitive musher visits C R Anderson Middle School before Race to the Sky
Jesika Reimer and her team of dogs will be competing in the Race to the Sky where mushers and their dogs will travel hundreds of miles. → Read More
Hands on Global looking to help people in Turkey and Syria after earthquake
Helena non-profit, Hands on Global, specializes in assisting disadvantaged, underserved, and displaced people, primarily with basic health care. → Read More
Career and technical training organizations gather at Capitol for HB 382
At the state capitol building, students gathered in the capitol rotunda for an event that's kicking off the hearing to pass the act of increased funding for technical education student organizations → Read More
Helena Food Share gives update on their relocation process
Back in October, Helena Food Share announced their plans to move to a new location on Boulder Ave. On Wednesday, they shared more details on their future facility and relocation plans. → Read More
Helena volunteers participate in Point-in -Time count
Across the U.S., a Point-in-time survey is being conducted to measure housing instability and determine the number of resources needed to help those experiencing homelessness. → Read More
Inflation and new residents play big role in state's economy according to report
For 48 years, The Bureau of Business and Economic Research has traveled around Montana to share their findings in their annual economic outlook seminar. → Read More
January fentanyl overdose surge continue's to rise in Montana
From January 11 to the 23, there were 28 nonfatal and eight fatal overdoses in 13 different counties across the state. → Read More
Montana artist showcases 'Transcend' exhibit at the Holter Museum of Art
Rae Senarigi is a transgender, nonbinary, cancer survivor whose passion is the arts. Rae tells stories through art representing the transgender and non-binary community. → Read More
Baxendale Volunteer Fire Department names its first woman captain
Audrey Todd-Davis has been at the Baxendale Volunteer Fire Department since she was 16 years old, and just recently, she was named the first woman captain since the department's inception in 1988. → Read More
Anti-abortion advocates fill Montana Capitol for March for Life
Anti-abortion advocates returned to the State Capitol Friday, renewing their call for increased abortion restrictions in Montana. → Read More
How to see the rare 'green' comet before it passes for another 50,000 years
50,000 years ago, a green comet passed by Earth. Now the same rare comet, centuries later, is passing by again and will be visible from the Earth. → Read More
Bob's Valley Market holding 'Hocks and Beans' fundraiser
It's Bob Valley Market's annual Hocks and Beans Giveaway, this year they're supporting of The Salvation Army, where when you donate, you get free hocks and beans. → Read More
How some people are 'climbing over' their New Year's resolution goals
We all know the saying, New year, new me, right? Some people's new year's resolutions are to go to the gym and work out more, and some people go to Stone Tree Climbing Center → Read More
An electrifying exhibit lights up ExplorationWorks that aims to spark interest for Montana youth
ExplorationWorks is ready to go this Saturday by revealing their new exhibit so they can educate young minds about the world of, electricity. → Read More
Helena Roman Catholic Diocese pays respects to Pope Benedict XVI's death
Pope Benedict XVI passed away on December 31st, Father Bart Tolleson of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena followed Benedict when he was actively pope and shared what Benedict XVI meant → Read More