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Butte will host the Miss Montana pageant

4 days ago | kxlh.com | John Grant Emeigh

BUTTE - The Mother Lode Theatre in Butte has hosted many events in its 100 years of existence, and now, for the first time, it will be hosting the Miss Montana Pageant. The 75th annual Miss Montana pageant will be on June 20th and 21st in the historic theater. WATCH THE FULL REPORT: Butte will host the Miss Montana pageant “We are so excited.
Cooler temps ahead, and chances of showers

5 days ago | kxlh.com | Brianna Juneau

In the video below, Brianna Juneau details the full forecast for the coming week: Cooler temps ahead, and chances of showers WEATHER DISCUSSION: High temperatures cooled a bit today for some areas from the warm, above average temperatures seen yesterday. Eastern portions still say high temperatures in the 80’s and 90’s while western and central locations saw temperatures dipping back into the 70’s.
Cooler days ahead, and chances of rain and storms

6 days ago | kxlh.com | Brianna Juneau

In the video below, Brianna Juneau details the full forecast for the coming week: Cooler days ahead, and chances of rain WEATHER DISCUSSION: High temperatures today reached above average, being the warmest temperatures seen this year. These temperatures were seen in upper 70’s and low to upper 80’s, and low 90’s, with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. Tonight expect mostly cloudy skies with breezy conditions at times. Low temperatures are expected in the 40’s and 50’s.
Divided Catholic churchgoers look to Pope XIV for his agenda

1 week ago | kxlh.com | Lori Jane Gliha |Simon Kaufman

As Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, some 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide will be looking to him for guidance on important issues like immigration, abortion, capital punishment, and the Church’s relationship with the LGBTQ+ community. “He's going to be talking, I think, about these most difficult issues with a voice that is confident but also welcoming,” Gary Adler, a sociology professor at Penn State University, told The Associated Press.
Giant boulder near Butte proves difficult to move

1 week ago | kxlh.com | John Grant Emeigh

A few weeks ago, a massive boulder toppled off the side of Homestake Pass and landed just a few feet from the road, making it a concern for some drivers in the westbound lane of I-90 traveling through Butte. WATCH: Giant boulder near Butte proves difficult to move “It’s close to the road, so the potential if someone goes off the road, that it would be a danger,” said Butte District Administrator Geno Liva with the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT).
Great Falls College plants sweetgrass to honor Native American heritage

1 week ago | kxlh.com | Brianna Juneau

Great Falls College-MSU is strengthening its commitment to cultural inclusivity and environmental sustainability with the installation of sweetgrass planters on campus. WATCH: Great Falls College plants sweetgrass to honor Native American heritage “We’re just trying to build a space for our indigenous people,” explained Calvin Gone, a Native American Student Ambassador for the college.
Showdown transitions from snow sports to summer events

1 week ago | kxlh.com | James Rolin

NIEHART — Though the lifts have stopped turning and the kitchen at Showdown Montana is no longer buzzing with skiers, the mountain is still very much alive—and blanketed in snow. WATCH: Late-season snow at Showdown “After we close every year, we take the next couple of days to shut down the mountain and get it ready for any kind of weather that might happen,” said Rickey Nash, Assistant General Manager at Showdown.
East Helena esports qualifies for nationals after winning state title

1 week ago | kxlh.com | Jonny Walker

EAST HELENA — Several members of East Helena High School’s esports team — and their mascot Caesar — are all hyped and ready to go to St. Louis in June for the LOS Scholastic Nationals tournament. But there’s a roughly $3,000 hurdle standing between those Vigilantes and their downright awesome opportunity. “It’s very awesome, because I barely ever leave Montana in general,” said East Helena esports team member Kayleigh Peterson.
Shift from summer warmth to rain and snow

1 week ago | kxlh.com | Erik Johnson

Parts of Montana experienced a dramatic weather shift over the weekend, going from summer-like temperatures to widespread precipitation that brought much-needed moisture to the region. Snow levels dropped to around 4,000 feet, coating parts of Fergus County and Judith Basin County with heavy, wet snow. WATCH: Shift from summer warmth to rain and snow Meanwhile, a soaking rain fell across other parts of central Montana, providing relief after months of dry conditions.
Montanans honored for work in child welfare and family services

2 weeks ago | kxlh.com | Allie Kaiser

HELENA — Montanans who have dedicated their lives to supporting Montana children and families were honored at a conference on Thursday. The annual Montana Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect Conference is sponsored by the Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services. WATCH: Montanans awarded for their work in child welfare and family services Twelve awards were given to 22 people and two organizations for their work in improving the child welfare system.