Guide the people by law, subdue them by punishment; they may shun crime, but will be void of shame. Guide them by example, subdue them by courtesy; they will learn shame, and come to be good.

Confucius

Anti-immigrant, anti-government and right wing militia groups have a history of targeting public lands and often rally in opposition to the federal or state maintenance of these lands. The Montana Human Rights Network and The Montana Wilderness Association held a forum last March to point out how these groups organize to keep people off of public lands.

Here comes FOOTBALL!!!!

“There are few better measures of the concern a society has for its individual members and its own well being than the way it handles criminals.”

-Ramsey Clark

“Society already understands that the criminal is not he who washes our dirty linen in public, but he who dirties the linen.”

-Vladimir Bukovsky

Roxxy’s back with a new song and all the pre-season NFL action you could possibly handle.

Baseball, baseball, baseball… Roxxy yearns for the pigskin in this episode of Roxx Joxx.

Take a journey with Joe Stark through the weekly activities of the Butte Police Department.

This week’s Council Wrap highlights a public hearing concerning proposed changes to the Dangerous Buildings Ordinance.

This weeks Police Blotter is served cold with a side of Sabbath.

At last weeks meeting of the Butte Silver Bow Council of Commissioners, debate swirled around how to come up with $25,000 that council apparently wants to give to Broadwater County so they can prosecute an alleged cop killer.

The Metalman rounds up all the sporting action from the past week.

Written, produced and recorded by the Mad Starkowski, the Police Blotter premieres every Tuesday during the 5 o’clock News Hour.

Catch Roxx Joxx every Tuesday during the 5 o’clock news hour on KBMF 102.5.

Crimes are committed regularly in Butte, and sometimes the news is hard to take. Joe Stark gives it to you straight.

Butte-Silver Bow Commissioners are considering a request from the Broadwater County Attorney’s office, who is asking for $25,000 from jurisdictions involved in the case of Lloyd Barrus, accused of killing Broadwater Sheriff’s Deputy Mason Moore in 2017.

This Week in Labor History is a weekly KBMF news program hosted by Kevin Cook and compiled by Kevin D. Curtis. Hear the latest episode here.

Crimes are bad, mmk?

Swan diving off a headframe into the NBA Draft, it’s Roxx Joxx!