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21 hours ago | ktvh.com | Jonathon Ambarian

GOLD CREEK — As schools across Montana reach the end of their year, it’s a much more significant moment for one rural school in Powell County, which will soon be closing its doors for the final time. For more than 100 years, if you entered a building on the south side of the small community of Gold Creek, you’d hear the sounds of kids in school. But since 2022, that’s all changed: The last of the students are gone, and now the building is quiet.

1 day ago | ktvh.com | Jonathon Ambarian

HELENA — Business owners in Montana’s legal marijuana industry say they’re facing challenges – as there’s currently only one lab in the state performing the tests they need before selling their products. “The fear is what happens if the one lab that is up and going gets shut down for some reason,” said Wes Stucki, CEO of Top Shelf Botanicals.

2 days ago | ktvh.com | Tom Wylie

James Patrick Adam Dennis, 36 years old, has been identified as the suspect in a high-speed chase in Great Falls on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. Court documents state that a man reported that his Jeep Wrangler had been stolen from a worksite several miles north of Monarch, about 50 miles southeast of Great Falls. Several of the man's co-workers were able to stop the Jeep and"made contact" with a man matching the description of Dennis near the Belt turn-off along US Highway 89.

2 days ago | ktvh.com | Jonathon Ambarian

HELENA — For the last two years, Congress has debated a new “Farm Bill”: a major piece of legislation setting agriculture policy and spending for years to come. But in both cases, lawmakers were only able to agree to extend the current farm bill – one year at a time. (Watch the video for more on how the uncertainty on the farm bill affects Montana.) Uncertainty for Montana farmers and ranchers while waiting for new Farm Bill It’s generally expected a federal farm bill will last five years.

3 days ago | ktvh.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — What does it take to become a state champion? It’s a title Helena Capital senior Tyler Crum earned twice after repeating as champion in the javelin at the Class AA state track meet in late May in Kalispell. “Just try to stay relaxed. Just try to follow the technique best I can. And then just let it rip and see what happens,” said Crum, who recorded a personal best throw of 186 feet, 1 inch to clinch his second title. “It was pretty awesome.