KMMS-AM (Bozeman, MT )

KMMS (1450 AM) is a radio station that broadcasts in Bozeman, Montana. It is owned by Townsquare Media and operates under the Townsquare Media Bozeman License, LLC. The station features a news and talk format. The studios for Townsquare Media Bozeman are situated at 125 West Mendenhall Street in the heart of downtown Bozeman. The transmitter for KMMS is located on East Griffin, just north of the city. The Federal Communications Commission assigned the KMMS call letters to this station on July 14, 1991.

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Yellowstone Co Commissioner Ostlund Killed in Plane Crash

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Aaron Flint

Yellowstone County Commissioner John Ostlund (R) was killed in a plane crash south of Billings Thursday afternoon. Commissioner Mark Morse confirmed the news shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday afternoon. He says Commissioner Ostlund was the sole occupant of the plane that crashed. Local civic, business, and law enforcement leaders I have already been hearing from are devastated at the loss. A heart for ag, and rosy cheeks to go with a smile ready to greet everyone.
Billings Motorcycle Club Preps for World's Oldest Hill Climb

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Stephen Lenz

They started back in 1918 and this year will be the 107th running of the world's oldest hill climb events. Check out the background and how Ken Elwell describes the machines that make it all happen. Ken Elwell is with the Billings Motorcycle Club and popped into our Montana Talks radio studios to give folks a heads up about the Billings Hill Climb coming up on July 25-26 in Billings, Montana. Ken Elwell: "This year we will pull in competitors from all over the country and Canada.
What is Fanstake and How Can It Help Montana State Football?

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Will Gordon

Perhaps this plan can help retain our top players. It's a great time to be a Bobcat. Montana State Football has been on the national stage for several years now. The team has achieved considerable success, including multiple national championship appearances, players getting drafted and playing in the NFL, and yearly awards for both coaches and players. This success comes with difficulties keeping players in Bozeman.
Montana Sen. Sheehy: President Trump is Handling Iran Perfectly

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Stephen Lenz

"We've been talking to Iran for 45 years, Kayleigh, and the reality is- they've been killing Americans and killing Israelis for decades. Their national foreign policy is Death to America, Death to Israel."That was Montana's US Senator and Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy (R-MT) on Fox News with Kayleigh McEnany earlier this week. As Israel pummels the terrorist regime in Tehran, and President Trump keeps the United States out of direct conflict- Senator Sheehy says to "Keep it up!" Sen.
Iran's Weakness Exposes the "Paper Tiger"

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Stephen Lenz

The University of Montana's Dr. Mehrdad Kia has long talked about the terrorist regime controlling Iran as a "paper tiger." With Israel in charge of the skies, and the people in Tehran fleeing the city- is that now on full display? The University of Montana's Dr. Mehrdad Kia is not only Montana's leading expert on the Middle East, he is one of our nation's finest experts as well. Dr. Kia grew up in Tehran and fled just before the radical Islamists took over.
Phone Call to Billings Radio Station Helps Catch Car Thief

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Stephen Lenz

We caught a thief thru the radio show today! Charlie Loveridge had one of his VIP services trucks stolen and called in...and a friend of his heard Montana Talks and later spotted the vehicle. Background: He was just getting out of the pickup to pick up some trash...that's when some piece of trash decided to steal his rig. But thanks to a phone call to a local radio show- the thief was busted and the vehicle was located. Charlie Loveridge is the owner of VIP Services.
Going-to-the-Sun Road: 10 Wild Facts About Montana’s Epic Drive

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Derek Wolf

Montana’s full of iconic places—Yellowstone, the Little Bighorn Battlefield, Flathead Lake, Our Lady of the Rockies, and of course, Glacier National Park. Each offers something to explore, learn, and experience. One of the most anticipated seasonal openings just happened: the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier. This stunning stretch stays closed most of the year due to massive amounts of snowfall, and its opening date is always a bit of a mystery.
Popular Seasonal Flight Out of Bozeman Gets Update

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Will Gordon

One step closer to making this a year-round flight. These flights are popular among locals and tourists. The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is the busiest in Montana for several reasons. This airport offers access to fantastic attractions, with daily flights available at affordable prices, and the building has undergone extensive renovations to make traveling easier. The Bozeman Airport offers daily flights across America that everyone enjoys.
Hiker Goes Missing in Montana

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Derek Wolf |Megan Shaul

We all know Montana isn’t just beautiful—it’s wild, unpredictable, and at times, dangerous. From sudden weather changes to fast-moving rivers, grizzly bears, and rugged terrain, there’s always risk involved when we step into the wilderness. But in a strange way, that’s part of the draw. We chase the adventure, we soak in the beauty, and we accept the risks that come with it. Unfortunately, every year we’re reminded just how real those risks are.
Montana See's Big Numbers In Weekend Protests, But Why?

1 week ago | kmmsam.com | Derek Wolf

If your social media feed is anything like mine, you see a whole lot of posts from a whole lot of folks with a whole lot of opinions about our country. This past weekend was no exception, with all of the protests that took place around the country, including several here in Montana. If you're anything like me, you probably feel trapped between two sets of people who continue to try and convince the other they're wrong. Saturday was a bit of a mixed bag.