Emily Brown

Multimedia Journalist at KPAX-TV (Missoula, MT)

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Lolo Peak undergoing forest restoration effort

4 days ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

LOLO — When the Lolo Peak fire ripped across the mountain in 2017, it took much of the area's vegetation with it. Starting on May 12, thousands of new ponderosa pines are being planted. “Our passion is helping connect people back to forests and creating those healthy and sustainable relationships between people in the landscape," Montana Forest Consultants CEO Zachary Bashoor said.
Missoulians protest Trump Administration

5 days ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

MISSOULA — Around 100 Missoulians took Saturday as a day of protest rather than just a day off work. Demonstrators gathered in McCormick Park to rally against the actions of the federal government. "I can't stand what's going on in with our government and our country. It's only been a few months," protester Laxmi von Hoffman said.
New trail race takes over Marshall Mountain Park

5 days ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

EAST MISSOULA — A lot has been happening at Marshall Mountain since the former ski hill was purchased by Missoula County. Mother's Day was no different, with runners taking on a new trail race, the Marshall Mountain Revival. "It's just for the feeling of having accomplished something," runner Kirsten Baggett said. One foot at a time, many runners, moms included, created the next era of the park.
University of Montana celebrates graduating class of 2025

5 days ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

MISSOULA — Look out, world, new Griz graduates are coming. A commencement ceremony celebrated the latest graduates from the University of Montana on Saturday. From forestry to education and business to journalism, over 1,000 regalia-clad students filled the Adams Center over two different gatherings. All graduates got to walk across the stage and receive their degrees, marking their success. Plus, master's and doctoral candidates were honored for their hard work.
Along for the ride: Father and son serve on rodeo emergency medicine team

1 week ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

MISSOULA — If an athlete at the University of Montana Spring Rodeo gets bucked off a bronc, they're in great hands with a rodeo medical team that says they're more like family than just doctors. "It's not perfect medicine, it's rodeo medicine," Dr. Eric Larsen told MTN.
Missoula's Dark Room keeping film photography alive

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Emily Brown

MISSOULA — Photography is the art of seeing, but you might have to look a bit beyond your normal focal length to find Missoula's only camera shop, The Dark Room. The shop sits in a basement on Missoula's Main Street. Watch the full story: Missoula's Dark Room keeping film photography alive "When digital was really coming in, people were saying film is gonna die, film's dead, they'll never see it, and I said, well," owner Michael Patterson said.
Missoula's Dark Room keeping film photography alive

1 week ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

MISSOULA — Photography is the art of seeing, but you might have to look a bit beyond your normal focal length to find Missoula's only camera shop, The Dark Room. The shop sits in a basement on Missoula's Main Street. Watch the full story: Missoula's Dark Room keeping film photography alive "When digital was really coming in, people were saying film is gonna die, film's dead, they'll never see it, and I said, well," owner Michael Patterson said.
New sign welcomes people to University of Montana campus

1 week ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

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Ohkomi Forensics investigates Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons cases

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Emily Brown

May 5 marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Native women face murder rates more than 10 times the national average. Here in Montana, Indigenous women are four times more likely to go missing. MTN is sharing some of the stories from the MMIW crisis; some of which you might know, some of which you won't. A Blackfeet and Hopi University of Montana PhD student is taking Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) cases into her own hands.
Just Indigenous Corporate Services supporting grieving families

1 week ago | kpax.com | Emily Brown

May 5 marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Native women face murder rates more than 10 times the national average. Here in Montana, Indigenous women are four times more likely to go missing. MTN is sharing some of the stories from the MMIW crisis; some of which you might know, some of which you won't. When families are grieving a loved one, often they also have to do their own advocacy work.