Every week during the Monday NewsHour, Zorca looks back at Butte history as told by the newspapers of the day.

New to the Tuesday news hour, each week Daniel Hogan will abbreviate and disseminate the goings on of the Butte Silver Bow Council of Commissioners and their weekly meetings. This week: 2019 budget talk.

Posession of dangerous drugs.sgurd suoregnad fo noissesoP. Every Tuesday during the 5 o’clock news hour.

Every week during the Monday NewsHour, Zorca looks back at Butte history as told by the newspapers of the day.

Car theft, car theft, car theft…

Montana’s Department of Environmental Quality recently informed mining company Hecla that they were in violation of the state’s Bad Actor law due to their CEO’s ties with Pegasus Gold, a now bankrupt mining operation that has burdened the state with millions of dollars in environmental cleanup costs. Some Montanans believe the law is an attack on jobs, while others are quick to remind critics that cleaning up irresponsible mining activity after the fact is often extremely costly and the taxpayer almost always foots the bill.

Sad Man Tommy Gun takes to the streets at Butte’s Farmer’s Market, where he encounters some interesting characters, including this renaissance man.

Weekly roundup of the illegal goings on here in our fair city.

Suzanne Stefanac interviews several artists in town to work with the Creative Indigenous Collective during the Montana Folk Festival.

The Mad Starkowski takes you on a ride with the Boys in Blue every Tuesday at 5:20 pm on KBMF 102.5. This week’s report includes Folk Festival antics and teens selling cigarettes.

Dave Hutchins covers the concerns of Anaconda residents regarding the ongoing cleanup there. Federal and State agencies recently held a public meeting to address some of these questions. With many people in Anaconda already affected negatively by environmental toxins, reassurances fell flat.

KBMF’s environmental reporter Dave Hutchins covers the ground breaking at the site of the soon to be removed Parrot Tailings.

Suzanne Stefanac explores Butte’s parades of 1918 as told by the newspapers of the day.

If you act a fool in Butte, you end up on the Blotter.

The Butte America Foundation announced Grand Marshals for the 2018 Fourth of July Parade. Check out the story here.

Car heists, ungovernable minors and possession of dangerous drugs. Every Tuesday after Superfund 101.

Every week during the Monday NewsHour, Zorca looks back at Butte history as told by the newspapers of the day.

From turtle suits to possession of dangerous drugs, this week’s police report has it all. Listen to Joe Stark tell it how he sees it.

KBMF’s third annual pledge drive sought $15,000 for the next year’s operating expenses, and we were overjoyed by the generosity of listeners in Butte and around the country.

Donate $10 or more tonight during Pastor Tim’s Global A GoGo and submit a tattoo idea. Clark and Dark will pick one from the hat and Clark will get it tattooed. Simple! Call 406-782-2263.