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Whitefish Energy stops work in Puerto Rico
Whitefish Energy stops work in Puerto Rico. Andrew Techmanski, the CEO of the small electrical company out of Whitefish, Montana, says with 10 days left in its contract - - it had to stop working d... → Read More
Puerto Rico dark again, after line fails that Whitefish Energy w
A major power outage today in Puerto Rico erases a bulk of the progress Whitefish Energy had made on the island. A main power line repaired by the Montana Company failed this morning The line runs ... → Read More
San Juan mayor looking for help
Puerto Rico is looking for u-s government help in rebuilding after hurricane Maria. Whitefish Energy is looking to get paid. And we are looking into the background of Whitefish Energy's CEO Andy ... → Read More
Senate hearings begin to investigate Whitefish Energy's contract
The Senate hearing begin for Whitefish Energy and its $300 million contract with Puerto Rico’s energy company. Montana’s own Senator Daines is on the committee that's investigating how the small c... → Read More
Zinke connection to Whitefish Energy
Further scrutiny tonight of the Whitefish Energy contract with Puerto Rico as the FBI launches an investigation. This comes a day after Puerto Rico governor Ricardo Rosella demands the energy comp... → Read More
Murder suspects make threats from inside jail
Violent threats against inmates and guards, prompt the Missoula County Attorney to request a judge limit the movement of two homicide suspects. The alleged threats are exceptionally graphic. → Read More
The origins of Friday the 13th
Why is Friday the 13th supposed to be bad luck? Most people have no idea that it’s a historic event that actually caused this. A new film called "33 and Beyond - - The Royal Art of Freemasonry" des... → Read More
Flu shot controversy: The danger vs. the benefit
Flu shots will likely save thousands of lives this year. They may also permanently paralyze people. It’s a paradox that plays out every flu season, the need to vaccinate the masses at the expense o... → Read More
Whitefish couple saved many in Las Vegas massacre
Of course, Montanans were at that concert in Las Vegas when bullets started showering down on people from the Mandalay Bay Hotel Casino A Whitefish man, who has become quite well-known in Montana, ... → Read More
Flathead Company Gets $559 Million Contract
More good news coming out of Saudi Arabia, with direct benefits to us here in Montana. S&K Aerospace of Saint Ignatius lands a $559 million contract with the U.S. Air Force, to service the Royal S... → Read More
UM Presidential Finalist: Charles Ambrose
The four finalists for president of UM are in the middle of their on-campus interviews. We are profiling each one for you. Now, the last of the four candidates takes the stage. They all come with u... → Read More
UM Presidential Finalist: Seth Bodnar
The four finalists for president of UM are in the middle of their on-campus interviews. We are profiling each one for you. This profile is on an unconventional candidate. These are the four finalis... → Read More
UM Presidential Finalist: Andrew Feinstein
UM's four presidential finalists are in town, this week and next, for on-campus interviews. We are taking a look at each finalist as they arrive in town. Monday, we showed you Mirta Martin, an advi... → Read More
Exclusive: One-on-one with Congressman Greg Gianforte
We have an exclusive one-on-one interview with Congressman Greg Gianforte. David Winter sat down with the Congressman as he approaches his first 100 days in office. → Read More
UM Presidential Candidate: Mirta Martin
An exhaustive search for UM’s next president has narrowed the field to four candidates, in-town this week and next, for on-campus interviews. Andrew Feinstein, the provost at San Jose state; Seth ... → Read More
Flathead Valley schools closed Friday
Thousands of students and teachers are forced to stay home for a second day in a row, as schools in the Flathead Valley will remain closed Friday due to threats made on students there. The threa... → Read More
Stevensville Creamery Picnic Festival
The 105th annual Stevensville creamery picnic is happening this weekend. Lots of arts and crafts booths, live music, food trucks and food booths. This is the longest continuously running festival i... → Read More