John Riley
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Montana Millionaire adding third $1 million prize
Montana Millionaire will be growing in 2023 following the record-setting ticket sales of the previous year. → Read More
Longtime Montana Political Reporter Chuck Johnson has died
Longtime Montana journalist and political reporter Charles S. “Chuck” Johnson has passed away according to family friends. → Read More
Could TikTok be banned in Montana?
A bill that would effectively ban TikTok in the Treasure State has passed the Montana Senate and is now headed to the House. → Read More
Helena man accused of shooting at people that gave him a ride home
A Helena man has been arrested following an early Tuesday morning shooting on the southeast side of Helena. → Read More
West Valley Fire and Rescue recognizes hard work of their members
West Valley Fire and Rescue recognized their firefighters who have gone above and beyond in their work with the organization and service to their community. → Read More
Suspect in custody after shooting at Helena baseball fields
A suspect is in custody following a late Thursday night shooting at the baseball fields near the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds. → Read More
Anti-physician-assisted death bill passes key vote in Montana Senate
A bill that would significantly change the protections for physicians who aid patients in ending their own life has passed a key vote in the Montana Senate. → Read More
Man accused of planning attack on Helena Schools enters 'Not Guilty' plea in Federal Court
On Wednesday, a Helena man accused of planning to attack a Helena Public School with pipe bombs was arranged in U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. → Read More
LGBTQ+ rights advocates opposing proposed bills at Montana Legislature
Legislators and LGBTQ+ rights advocates gathered near the State Capitol on Tuesday to denounce proposed legislation they say would have a negative impact on the LGBTQ+ community. → Read More
Bill aims to change permitting for sidewalks on highways in cities
If passed, House Bill 198 would give control of the sidewalks on highways in a city’s limits from the Montana Department of Transportation to the local municipality. → Read More
Great Falls man accused of participating in U.S. Capitol Breach
Patrick William O'Brien, 54, of Great Falls man has been charged for alleged actions taken during the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. → Read More
Montana announces proposed settlement with company linked to Libby Asbestos Superfund Site
Governor Greg Gianforte announced Tuesday a proposed settlement agreement in W.R. Grace & Co.’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case for the Libby Asbestos Superfund Site in Lincoln County. → Read More
East Helena man gets 3 years, 10 months for actions during Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
Jerod Hughes and his brother Joshua Hughes from East Helena were some of the first rioters to breach the Capitol that day, according to the Department of Justice. → Read More
Helena Schools closed Thursday for extreme cold
Helena Public Schools has canceled school for all graded for Thursday, December 21 due to extreme cold. → Read More
Helena-area public schools remain open during cold snap
Helena Public Schools announced Tuesday that they, East Helena and Montana City will remain open during the cold snap on Wednesday, Dec. 21 and Thursday, Dec. 22. → Read More
Helena community packs site of state's first synagogue to celebrate Hanukkah
Sunday evening marked the beginning of Hanukkah. This year in Helena, the celebration of the Festival of Lights is extra special for Jewish families and the community at large. → Read More
Amazon facility being built in Montana
Governor Greg Gianforte announced Friday that Amazon is coming to Montana, and the first facility is currently being built in Missoula. → Read More
County commissioners select the replacement for open state senate seat SD 40
Commissioners from Lewis and Clark and Powell counties selected state Rep. Becky Beard, R-Ellison, to succeed Sen. Terry Gauthier, R-Helena, for Senate District 40. → Read More
Federal judge says 'vaccine discrimination' law unconstitutional regarding health care facilities
A federal judge has struck down parts of Montana’s “vaccine discrimination” law, ruling it unconstitutional in regard to employers and employees of health care settings. → Read More
'Father Stu' returns to theaters
The Mark Wahlberg movie “Father Stu,” which is based on the life of Helena priest Father Stuart Long, is returning to theaters this week. → Read More