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So we are still trying to figure out all the details about what happened last night at the fair. Apparently, there was a shooting between some youth that sent a person to the hospital. Right away a couple of questions come to mind. Number one, they have metal detectors that they use every time there is a concert...

I'm sad to say that I don't think that our little piece of America is quite as safe as it used to be.

You'll soon see MET Transit buses around town that aren't like their usual fleet. That's because instead of guzzling gasoline, they'll need to charge overnight. That's right, they're electric buses.

A Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Deputy responded to a residence on Marie Drive for a report of the complainant’s son using drugs in his driveway.

If the R-rated 1975 film Rancho Deluxe were remade, you can be assured that many of the jokes and scenes wouldn't fly in today's Hollywood.

We reached out to Associate Athletic Director for Football at UM Eric Taber for details of the new preseason poll released on Monday.

We spoke to Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jeannette Smith about the results of their investigation.

One man is in St. Patrick Hospital with severe burns over half his body after a gas explosion that occurred in Lolo late Monday night.

Following the death of Missoula Mayor John Engen, the city has put into effect the mechanism wherein a new mayor will be chosen.

We've been working tirelessly behind the scenes for months on this little project, and finally, we are able to share it with YOU, our loyal KBUL listeners!

There were a couple of stories that had me laughing hysterically at about 520 this morning when I was prepping for my radio show. From the bikini-clad baristas "inspected" by Yellowstone county health officers...to Liz Cheney, Jamie Raskin, and inflation. Bear (or shall I say...bare) with us for a moment.

Why would they think a gunman would possibly show up on a college campus? College campuses are gun-free zones, and we all know how criminals like to obey laws, right?

Oh boy. Another day, another group of real-life KARENS rearing their ugly attitudes! This time, the ones in the Heights have shown their true colors.

On August 16, 2022, at around 9:32 am, the Missoula Pre-release Center announced that one of its residents had left the facility.

A shooting at MontanaFair last night (08/16) has left a young man wounded and left the public with no information about who the suspect is, or whether the Fair will be open today or not.

As August winds down, here are my favorite stops for some delicious soup (and extras)!

Thanks to the efforts of Billings builder Tim Stark, 3D printing construction is now approved in Montana. The possibilities for more affordable housing are promising.

Construction is nearing completion on some new businesses in Billings, with several other properties already having their openings in the Magic City.

Billings Police are actively searching for a man who has been missing since earlier this afternoon (Monday) in the Heights.

We'll give you three guesses.

Despite our "Go Home! Montana is Full" bumper stickers, growth can't really be stopped.