KTMF-TV (Missoula, MT)

KTMF is a television station that broadcasts on virtual and UHF digital channel 23. It is affiliated with both ABC and Fox and is licensed in Missoula, Montana, USA. The station is owned by the Cowles Company. KTMF's studios can be found on Stephens Avenue in Missoula, while its transmitter is situated on TV Mountain, north of the city.

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Sustaining Stewardship - Crow Reservation

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Colton Little

The Crow Tribe is currently facing challenges due to a proposed $1 billion cut to the National Park Service. This cut threatens cultural preservation by restricting access to resources essential for traditional practices.
Outdoor Recreation Summit in Billings to address key challenges

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Mark Rattner

BILLINGS, Mont. – The 2025 Montana Outdoor Recreation Summit is set for October 21-23, bringing together outdoor industry leaders, land managers and community planners, the University of Montana announced in a release. The summit, addressing challenges and opportunities in Montana's outdoor recreation landscape, will be co-hosted by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research, the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation and Outdoor Community Partners.
Yellowstone restricts fishing hours on some rivers to protect trout from warm waters

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Mark Rattner

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK – Starting Thursday, June 19, fishing on select rivers in Yellowstone National Park will be restricted from 2 p.m. to sunrise due to high water temperatures and low river flows, the park said in a release. Recent days have seen water temperatures exceed 68 degrees Fahrenheit, which is harmful to trout. The park said the closure aims to protect the park’s native trout fisheries and will continue until conditions improve.
Montana Lawmaker provides clarity following Facebook post regarding assassination of Minnesota lawmakers

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Bradley Warren

HELENA, MT- A Facebook post has been going around from Montana State Representative Steve Gist, it’s a quoted post regarding headlines of the political assassination two Minnesota democratic lawmakers. Gist post reads, “The extreme left is sure pushing their luck, time to go after the head of the snake.” We called him and asked for clarity on the post.
Kalispell helicopter team aids injured biker in Idaho rescue

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Mark Rattner

KALISPELL, Mont. – A helicopter support team from Kalispell recently played a crucial role in rescuing an injured biker in Idaho. The Two Bear Air team, known for their search and rescue operations, helped save a person who was injured in a dirt bike crash. The dramatic rescue was captured on camera, showcasing the team's expertise. During the mission, the Two Bear Air team flew over the scene in a helicopter. A rescue specialist was lowered to stabilize the injured biker.
Glacier Art Museum seeks volunteers for Arts in the Park event

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Mark Rattner

KALISPEL, Mont. – The Glacier Art Museum is calling on art enthusiasts in Kalispel to lend a hand at their upcoming Arts in the Park event. Volunteers are needed for the event's setup on July 17. The Arts in the Park will run from July 18 through July 20 and will feature a variety of food trucks, craft booths, and live entertainment. Volunteers will enjoy free unlimited admission to the event and a chance to win gift baskets through prize drawings.
Bozeman sees reduction in unhoused camping in streets with permit system

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Alex McCollum

BOZEMAN, Mont. – In October, the Bozeman City Commission passed Ordinance 2172,requiring permits for camping in public rights-of-way. Since then, this ordinance has led to a reduction in the number of people camping without permits, and a reduction in overall camping. The ordinance language outlines that part of the reason it exists is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the people of Bozeman.
Senator Sheehy’s Wildfire Bill signed by President Trump

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Bradley Warren

WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy’s Aerial Firefighting Enhancement Act was signed by President Donald Trump last week after passing the House of Representatives and the Senate. The bill was introduced by Senator Sheehy in January with bipartisan support from Senator Martin Heinrich (D – N.M.), the senator says this strengthens the wildfire suppression fleet and ensures the United States can better combat the year-round threat of catastrophic wildfire.
Police search for suspect after high-speed chase in Columbus

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Faith Iverson

UPDATE: June 17 at 1:38 p.m.The Columbus Police Department alerted the public at 12:47 p.m. that the suspect was arrested. Original coverage: June 17 at 11:13 a.m.COLUMBUS, Mont. - Columbus Police are searching for a suspect who fled a traffic stop on Tuesday. The suspect's car crashed in a field between Big Lake and Grass Lake Refuge and is headed northbound. The suspect is described as wearing a white t-shirt and blue pants, fled on foot and is still at large.
Gallatin County Commission to vote whether to adopt ‘Safe Streets for All’ action plan

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Alex McCollum

BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Gallatin County Commission is gearing up to vote on whether to adopt a new traffic safety initiative, the "Safe Streets for All" action plan. This plan aims to enhance safety on county roads and secure funding for necessary improvements. The plan outlines strategies for addressing safety concerns and issues on Gallatin County roads.