Dennis Bragg
KTVH
Missoula, MT, United States
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Campus chaos as students return to the University of Montana
Every residence unit on the UM campus is filled to capacity as students return for 2022 Fall classes in Missoula. → Read More
Rail summit could be major milestone in efforts to restore Montana passenger service
The two-day summit will look at not only Montana service, but the expansion of passenger service in surrounding states → Read More
Congressional candidates discuss abortion during Missoula debate
The aftermath of the US Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade is having an immediate impact on the mid-term elections, including here in Montana. → Read More
Personality, plus issues, highlight spirited House debate in Missoula
Republican Ryan Zinke and Democrat Monica Tranel traded barbs in a debate Monday before at Missoula City Club. → Read More
Western Montana "dry out" has been rapid, and dangerous
The wet spring and early summer probably lulled many of us into a false sense of security about the risk from wildfires this year. → Read More
Former Stevensville mayor appears in court on theft charges
Former Stevensville Mayor Brandon Dewey made his first appearance on theft charges, with indications he plans to fight the allegations. → Read More
Ravalli County approves "Yellowstone" filming to close Corvallis' Main Street
This is turning out to be the summer where filming on the series "Yellowstone" is popping up in multiple locations across Western Montana. → Read More
Salmon-Challis National Forest Supervisor reacts to fatal chopper crash
Thomas Hayes, 41, of Post Falls, Idaho, and Jared Bird, 36, were killed when their Chinook helicopter crashed while conducting "water drop" operations last Thursday. → Read More
Conditions ease somewhat, but still hard work ahead on Moose Fire
The fire in the Salmon River Valley has quickly become the largest in the Northern Rockies this season → Read More
Theft charges filed against former Stevensville mayor
The Ravalli County Attorney's Office is filing several felony and misdemeanor charges against former Stevensville Mayor Brandon Dewey. → Read More
Daines proposes return to general management for 3 WSAs
Sen. Steve Daines says the changes would improve management options for sportsmen, and also for cutting fire risk. → Read More
Mountain Line going to 7-day service in July
Mountain Line will make some substantive changes to public transit service in a couple of weeks when the agency begins rolling buses seven days a week. → Read More
Flooding, record gas prices cast a shadow on Montana's summer tourism
What should have been a "normal" season disrupted by floods → Read More
USDA official celebrates Great American Outdoors Act funding during Montana tour
The Pattee Canyon Recreation Area is among the areas seeing additional funding this year. → Read More
Salish language school celebrates 20-years of love and accomplishment
Two decades of effort are helping to save the Salish language. → Read More
Miss Montana launches '22 season with Memorial Day fly over
Miss Montana has taken to the skies of Montana, along with another "friend" from World War II. → Read More
Wildfire assessments key prevention tool for Montana homeowners
It's never too early to prepare your property and home for wildfire season in Montana. → Read More
CSKT will continue full public access, with an eye to improvements at Bison Range
Tribal leaders are looking at several ideas to improve the visitor experience at the Bison Range. → Read More
Montana senators call Texas school shootings "horrible" and "senseless"
Senators Tester and Daines both mention action in their statements about latest school shooting → Read More
Bison Range "restoration" means stories of the past, as well as vision of future
Tribal members will gather this week to celebrate a restoration of the Bison Range more than a century after the lands and the herds were taken. → Read More