history

Today makes the 110th Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. One of the most tragic events in history has several ties to Montana. How so? We take a look.

Here is a topic that I never thought I'd be writing about. But as I was doing some show prep for next week, I ran across an interesting tidbit. Monday is the anniversary of the theft of a ceramic plate painted with a bullfighting motif that was painted by Pablo Picasso...

The story of Norbert Herriges is probably one you have never heard. But, for the people of a small village in France, Norbert's name is legendary.

If you've never been to the Montana Historical Society (MHS) building in Helena, you have definitely been missing out. Thanks to sizeable contributions from recent donors, including Montana's Stockman Bank, the Montana Historical Society raised over $500,000.

Did you know, Montana shares its birth year with a video game company? Who knew!

Next time you want to mess with a friend, ask them to tell you where 5th Avenue N is in Billings. This ghost street doesn't exist.

We are currently in a brutal stretch of subzero temperatures for the Magic City, and we still have several days to go before we get a temperature above zero

This tiny sandstone church in Park City, Montana was built in 1898, just nine years after MT became a state.

Martin Luther King Jr's fight for equality and and human rights for African Americans is well documented. Did you know he was also a strong advocate for Native Americans?

I know what a lot of you are feeling out there today and I must admit I am feeling the same way.

I don't know why they picked today, but today's National Radio Day. I'm starting the 39th year of my career. My dad was in the business for forty years and his Grass Roots Gold still plays on several radio stations in several states.

Do these people know their history?