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Have a great weekend, and we'll see ya back here Monday at 5.

See you Monday at 5.

I was contacted last night by a lady who is attempting to help a family from Laurel who lost everything in a fire.

I just think it would bring more interest

Today is National Daughters Day.

For Weird Wednesday, we asked listeners what habits will keep you broke.

Thanks for listening, and thanks for your years of support.

New information came out today on the health of Americans, and it's not good.

Are the once-great rivalries still alive?

I believe more in destiny than luck.

Have a great weekend in this great weather.

Have a good weekend, and we’ll be back here Monday at 5.

Imagine a place where second chances come to life. That’s exactly what’s happening at the old Coca-Cola building on 1st Avenue.

The FTC warns that scammers are sending fraudulent texts that mimic legitimate rewards alerts.

An unexpected visitor on Harrison Avenue turned a typical day in Butte into something unforgettable. The fallout? It’s sparking a serious conversation about animal rights.

Imagine crafting the perfect plate only to find out it’s a no-go. The reasons behind those rejections in Montana are as surprising as they are amusing.

This weekend, a local business that started from humble beginnings is ready to celebrate a major milestone—bringing the community together with some fresh coffee and custom knives!

The arrival of a grizzly mother and her two cubs brings hope for wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists alike.

When looking at the top 50 restaurants in America, these are the ones missing from Montana.

It's baffling how some adults forget basic safety when surrounded by nature's wonders. Just wait until you hear what a kid had to say about it.

A Billings bail bondsman pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors said he pressured jailed women into sex in exchange for posting their bonds.

A Billings man will serve five years in federal prison after being convicted of sexually abusing a young girl in two separate incidents dating back to 2019.

New federal loan changes could make grad school harder to afford for Montana students starting in July.

A Montana-based bank just earned global recognition for the fifth year in a row… and it’s the only one from the state to make the list.