Kim Briggeman
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Missoula, MT, United States
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Mission, Jocko cloaked in smoke
Two wildfires burning 30 miles apart on the Flathead Indian Reservation could be an ominous harbinger of August. → Read More
Montanans were key soldiers in Civil Rights Act battle of 1964
Montana’s civil rights legacy reached a key juncture at the same time the nation’s did. → Read More
Montanans were key soldiers in Civil Rights Act battle of 1964
Montana’s civil rights legacy reached a key juncture at the same time the nation’s did. → Read More
Remember Rubik's Cube? This 11-year-old solves in seconds
For those of us who spent way too much time in the 1980s trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube, we present … Zach Munding. → Read More
Unhappy new year: Montana to say goodbye to simulcast racing
Another era in Montana horse racing comes to an end Tuesday when the statewide simulcast network goes dark. → Read More
Missoula refugee resettlement agency wades through Trump order
President Donald Trump's executive order requires state and local consent to resettle refugees. → Read More
Impasse at the pass: Montana-Idaho state line dispute heats up
LOOKOUT PASS — It’s a classic 1950s postcard, available on eBay or Amazon for 10 to 15 bucks. → Read More
Hillside homage: Families, friends get first look at site of fatal 1957 Tri-Motor crash
TOWNSEND — It was nothing short of a pilgrimage. → Read More
Twelve years after Mann Gulch, copter rescue saved 20 smokejumpers from similar fate
Choked by smoke, hemmed by fire on a remote mountain in Idaho in 1961, Wade Erwin harkened back a dozen years to an infamous inferno in Montana. → Read More
From Derby to dust tracks: New book explores Montana's horse racing history
One of the seminal moments in Montana sports history came down to a judgment call. → Read More
The world of Merrill K. Riddick, Montana's previous presidential candidate
By his third presidential bid, Merrill K. Riddick of Philipsburg was a household name in Montana. → Read More
CBS crew films Miss Montana to Normandy story
Richard Schlesinger is leaving Missoula a believer in Miss Montana and the people who’ve worked mightily to get her airborne. → Read More
Wounded Missoula trooper had won Medal of Valor for his lifesaving heroism
A Montana Highway Patrol trooper whose extraordinary actions saved a life four winters ago now has his own on the line. → Read More
Great Falls dentist takes first in 2019 Race to the Sky
LINCOLN — Brett Bruggeman continued his hot winter, crossing the finish line at 6:02 a.m. Tuesday to capture the 2019 Montana Race to the Sky Sled Dog Race. → Read More
Race to the Sky's 300-mile mush likely to be won early Tuesday by dentist
Brett Bruggeman of Great Falls was on track Monday evening to give the Montana Race to the Sky sled dog race its first dentist for a champion. → Read More
Curious find casts doubt on 1922 execution
Even with a noose around his neck in a stockade behind the Missoula jail, Joe Vuckovich swore he hadn’t murdered Mrs. Jerry Shea. → Read More
Of 'Cedar Fever' and Big Macs: Milestone anniversaries in 2019 have some quirk to them
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first McDonald’s restaurant in Montana. → Read More
Still too many: 2018 highway death toll drops for third year
Tragedy in multiple doses marked the final weeks of 2018 on Montana highways, but preliminary numbers indicate the year’s final fatality toll was still as low as it's been in → Read More
Montana's 2018 highway death toll drops for third year
Tragedy in multiple doses marked the final weeks of 2018 on Montana highways, but preliminary numbers indicate the year’s final fatality toll was still as low as it's been in → Read More
Coroner IDs victims of traffic pile-up on I-90 in western Montana
SUPERIOR — The first responders to Wednesday’s predawn pileup of tractor-trailers in Mineral County faced an array of challenges, from sorting out and prioritizing the damage to simply getting stopped → Read More