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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Governor Gianforte outlines priorities to benefit local businesses at Kalispell roundtable

1 day ago | montanarightnow.com | Taylor Richardson

KALISPELL, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte held a press conference outlining his goals for the remaining days of the legislative session. He spoke with local business owners about state efforts to ease financial burdens on businesses and residents. With the legislative session nearing its end, Gianforte focused on local concerns about reducing costs.
MCPS proposes school levies that would fund safety measures and work-based learning

2 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Taylor Richardson

MISSOULA, Mont. - Missoula County Public Schools are putting forward three levy requests in the upcoming special elections. These levies include operational levies for both elementary and high schools, as well as a high school safety levy. Montana schools receive 80% of their funding from the state, with the remaining 20% collected locally through voter-approved levies.
Missoula community unites for Reserve Street Bridge cleanup

2 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Ian Alvano

MISSOULA, Mont. – On Earth Day, the Montana Department of Transportation opens a gate along Reserve Street, allowing the Missoula community to access the Clark Fork Watershed under the Reserve Street Bridge. This annual event focuses on cleaning the area and highlights the progress made in the ecosystem. Kevin Davis, host of the Reserve Street Public Working Group, shared his thoughts on the importance of this event. "As challenging as Reserve Street can be...
Montana Legislature's largest bill heads for governor's approval

2 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Matti Olson

HELENA, Mont. – The Montana Legislature's largest bill, known as , is nearing completion as it undergoes final amendments before being presented to the governor. The House Appropriations Committee met to address the state budget, which currently stands at a $200 million deficit projected for 2027.
Public comment period for Holland Lake Lodge extended

2 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Taylor Richardson

UPDATE: April 22 at 10:41 a.m. The Flathead National Forest extended the public comment period for the Holland Lake Lodge special use authorization application by one week. The application would permit potential buyers to operate the lodge within its existing footprint and facilities. Comments can now be submitted until 11:59 p.m. MT on May 14. If the 20-year special use permit is approved, the new owners must present a master plan outlining future plans for the lodge.
Montana initiative tackles mental health stigma in farming community

2 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Matti Olson

MONTANA - Weather can drastically impact the success of Montana farmers and ranchers, often leading to stress and anxiety. This challenge is familiar to many in the agriculture community, as unpredictable weather continues to affect their livelihoods. Klayton Lohr, a fourth-generation farmer and president of the Montana Grain Growers Association, shared his experience from 2024.
Missoula court extends restraining order on controversial bathroom bill

3 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Ian Alvano

MISSOULA, Mont. – A preliminary injunction hearing took place in Missoula over Montana's controversial "bathroom bill," House Bill 121. The bill, signed by Governor Greg Gianforte on March 27, 2025, would enforce the use of private spaces based on sex identified at birth. A district court judge in Missoula issued a temporary restraining order on the bill.
Substance abuse prevention funding deadline nears in Missoula County

4 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Ian Alvano

MISSOULA COUNTY, Mont. – Missoula County is reminding community partners and non-profits that Friday, May 9 is the application deadline for funding aimed at local substance abuse prevention programs. The funding, originating from the Substance Abuse Prevention Mill Levy approved back in 2008, supports programs for the county's youth. Melissa Richards, Grants Administrator for Missoula County, emphasized the importance of this funding for non-profits.
Center for Restorative Youth Justice expands services to Missoula

5 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Taylor Richardson

MISSOULA, Mont. – The Center for Restorative Youth Justice (CRYJ), originally based in Kalispell, is expanding its services to Missoula. This move aims to help underserved teens avoid the legal system in the garden city. Erin Goudreau, Training and Consulting Project Manager at CRYJ, expressed enthusiasm about the expansion. "We're excited to really be able to kind of replicate those partnerships in Missoula with youth court services as well as Missoula County Public schools," she said.
Preparation behind University of Montana's 56th annual Kyiyo Pow Wow

6 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Taylor Richardson

MISSOULA, Mont. – This weekend, the University of Montana is celebrating its 56th annual Kyiyo Pow Wow, a long-standing student-led event drawing around 5,000 participants. The Kyiyo Pow Wow is a celebration of Indigenous heritage throughout Montana. Every spring, the Adam's Center fills with the sounds of drums, singing, and dancing. The event is organized by a committee of UM students who have been preparing for nine months.