KXLF-TV (Butte, MT)

KXLF-TV (Butte, MT)

KXLF-TV is a TV station located in Butte, Montana, serving as a local CBS affiliate on digital channel 4.1, which corresponds to VHF channel 5. Additionally, it offers programming from The CW on digital channel 4.2. The station also has a semi-satellite in Bozeman, known as KBZK, which broadcasts on channel 7. Both KXLF-TV and KBZK are owned by Cordillera Communications, a subsidiary of Evening Post Industries, and they are part of the Montana Television Network (MTN).

Local
English
Television

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Domain Authority
57
Ranking

Global

#258904

United States

#55639

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#1336

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Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 2 days ago | kxlf.com | David Jay

    BILLINGS - More than a year after a deadly attack in the Billings Heights, an 18-year-old now faces a homicide charge.

  • 3 days ago | kxlf.com | Charlie Klepps

    CODY — Concerns are rising in Wyoming over the potential sale of some of the state's public lands as part of the proposed Big Beautiful Bill by President Donald Trump. The bill, which focuses on the nation's budget, will allow for 0.5 - 0.75 percent of US Forest Service or Bureau Land Management to be sold in 11 western states. The sale of the land would lead to affordable housing and aims to be done in areas near cities.

  • 1 week ago | kxlf.com | John Grant Emeigh

    BUTTE – One of these girls is going to end up being Miss Montana. And this is quite an event, because it’s the 75th anniversary and the first time it’s being held here at the Mother Lode in Butte, Montana, and there’s certainly a lot of work that is going into this event. “There’s a lot of hours outside of this, it’s labor intensive, but it’s a labor of love,” said Kelly McCloskey. McCloskey is representing Butte as Miss Silver Bow in the Miss Montana Teen competition.

  • 1 week ago | kxlf.com | Meagan Thompson

    BUTTE — The courtyard of a college campus is a space for gathering. A place where friendships are made or ideas are formed, but here on Tech’s campus, the courtyard has been inaccessible to some members of its community, but that’s about to change. "From what I’ve noticed, coming to school here, you know, since 2021, there hasn’t been a lot of space on campus for students to kind of congregate," says Cindy Wier, a member of Tech's staff.

  • 1 week ago | kxlf.com | David Jay

    BILLINGS - Friends and colleagues are remembering Yellowstone County Commissioner John Ostlund, who died Thursday in a plane crash at the age of 73. “I feel bad for Christie (Ostlund's wife) and the whole family. It's a tragedy and, you know... Our condolences go out to her," said Bill Kennedy, a current Billings City Council member and former Yellowstone County commissioner who served with Ostlund.