KTVH-TV (Helena, MT)

KTVH serves as the NBC affiliate in Helena, Montana, and is known for being the only station in the city that offers live newscasts. This gives them a special bond with the local community. The station's staff frequently volunteers for various local initiatives, and KTVH actively supports several organizations such as Special Olympics and Race for the Cure.

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Great Falls-Billings Diocese mourns the death of Pope Francis

2 days ago | ktvh.com | Tim McGonigal

GREAT FALLS — In the video below, Tim McGonigal reports on the Great Falls-Billings Diocese, which is mourning the death of Pope Francis, who died on Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88: Great Falls-Billings Diocese reflects on legacy of Pope Francis Across the nation and the world, Catholics are morning the death of Pope Francis. Great Falls is no different where the faithful gathered on Monday at St. Ann’s Cathedral.
Nuclear energy bills head to the governor's desk

5 days ago | ktvh.com | John Riley

HELENA — Two bills that could open the door for a nuclear energy industry in Montana have passed the legislature and are headed to the Governor’s desk. allows for the creation of nuclear waste storage facilities. The standards set by the national Nuclear Regulatory Commission require nuclear plants to have a location to store their waste. The bill effectively allows future plants to store their waste on-site.
Business born in the pandemic is still blooming

6 days ago | ktvh.com | Allie Kaiser

HELENA — Just in time for Easter, the Helena Dirty Knees Flower Cart is filled with tulips, and the woman who grows them was inspired by a dark time to bring light to the community.   On some Friday mornings, Yvonne LaFromboise rolls her flower cart to the corner of Joslyn and Cannon Streets.    The flowers that fill it are all grown here in her basement. "I basically inherited it," said LaFromboise, "My mother was a gardener and loved flowers.
Federal judge hears motions in Montana lawsuit over bison management

6 days ago | ktvh.com | John Riley

HELENA — On Thursday, a Federal District Judge Brian Morris for the District of Montana heard several motions in the State of Montana’s lawsuit against Yellowstone National Park over bison management. In December, the Gianforte Administration sued Yellowstone National Park over its new plan to increase bison populations and tolerance in and around the park.
Child-focused nonprofits and programs feel impact of federal funding cuts

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Allie Kaiser

HELENA — ExplorationWorks, Rocky Mountain Development Council's Head Start, and Montana Learning Center (MLC) are preparing to make changes after getting news of federal funding cuts or not knowing if that money will come in. "The collateral damage of these decisions that are being made in Washington D.C. on the federal level are the children in our community," said Sara Feilzer, program director at ExplorationWorks.
1 dead in shooting at FSU, suspect in custody according to NBC News source

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Aja Dorsainvil

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A suspect is in custody after a shooting at Florida State University, the Tallahassee Police Department said. There has been at least one fatality as a result of the shooting incident on campus, a senior Florida law enforcement official briefed on the matter told NBC News. Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare confirmed that they have received six patients related to the shooting— one in critical condition and five in serious condition.
Montana State's QCORE advancing quantum particle research across the state

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Hevenn Vanh

At Engine Works on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus sit the only two quantum computers of their kind in the state—which is the beginning of an ambitious, and perhaps revolutionary, research agenda in Bozeman. "QCORE is a new center here at Montana State University (MSU) where we’re looking at opportunities to expand and increase the quantum supply chain and really build on the history here in Montana and the Gallatin Valley," says Director Jayne Morrow.
Investigation underway into Powell County Sheriff's Office Captain

1 week ago | ktvh.com | John Grant Emeigh

DEER LODGE — A Montana Department of Justice investigation is underway concerning a member of the Powell County Sheriff’s Office, who was also a former employee of Powell County High School. The Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) confirmed to MTN News this week that the office is investigating Austin Micu of Powell County. DCI wouldn't provide any further details about the investigation.
Roundabout in the works for Helena's mini-malfunction junction

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Marian Davidson

HELENA — Mini-malfunction junction in Helena has seen some changes over the past year, and another one is coming. The signal lights at the intersection of Last Chance Gulch, Helena Ave. and Neill Ave. went out in mid-July 2024, stop signs were installed at the intersection, and now plans are being drawn up to turn it into a roundabout. “It’s designed to be somewhat of a gateway feature to the downtown,” City of Helena transportation systems director David Knoepke said of the roundabout.
April Snow Hits Montana

1 week ago | ktvh.com | Curtis Grevenitz

A WINTER STORM WARNING continues for the Rocky Mountain Front, Big Belt Mountains, and most of southern Montana. A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY continues for along the Rocky Mountain Front, the Continental Divide, the Helena area, and out across the Little Belt Mountains to the Big Snowy Mountains. Areas of snow, wind and falling temperatures have hit the state and will continue through the night and Thursday.