Catch the KBMF Police Blotter, hosted by news team member Joe Stark, Every Tuesday at 4:20PM.

Monday's meeting at the Thornton building encouraged business owners to prioritize improvements for the Uptown, and revisited some long-standing problems in the process. KBMF News has this report.

Last week Butte and Anaconda were paid a visit by two of the Environmental Protection Agency’s top officials, Doug Benevento and Kel Kelly. They were here to provide an update on progress with Superfund, to listen to community concerns, and to answer questions.

Catch the KBMF Police Blotter, hosted by news team member Joe Stark, Every Tuesday at 4:20PM.

This week, charges ranging from shoplifting to possession of dangerous drugs. Catch the KBMF police blotter every Tuesday at 4:20PM.

Ted McDermott has this story on the Montana DEQ's plan for capping dioxin-laden soils at the Montana Pole Plant site in Butte.

Curious about the history of the first amendment to the US constitution? Listen here to Petr Yakovlev's analysis, as part of this ongoing KBMF series.

KBMF's Ted McDermott examines the role that recent Superfund announcements might have on Butte's economic future. Listen to the piece here.

Petr Yakovlev hosts this constitutional law series, providing insight and analysis into the formative documents and events of the United States. This episode focuses on early American conflicts.

Highlands College students are working with Professor Bill Ryan to replicate historic window frames for the Carpenters Hall. Hear about the project here.

Full audio of the Forum on Superfund that took place Friday February 23rd, 2018. The event was moderated by Daniel Hogan with help from Olivia Everett of the Imagine Butte Resource Center and Butte High School Junior Leif Clark. Panel members included Mary Kay Craig, David Hutchins, Eric Hassler, Rayelynn Brandl, Pat Cunneen and Robert Pal.

The KBMF News Hour is on every Monday and Tuesday from 4-5pm MST. Hear local news stories, sports reports, as well as local productions such as Superfund 101 and Let's Talk, Butte!

The KBMF Team conducted numerous interviews while visiting our colleagues at Nongoma FM in Nongoma, South Africa. Hear clips from our interview with Dalisu Buthelezi, where we discuss the economic and political landscape of South Africa.

KBMF News contributor Sad Man Tommy Gun has this story about the food and social services available at the Knights of Columbus Hall every Tuesday and Thursday. 

KBMF and Nongoma-FM teams will plan and launch a charitable program called “Butte & Beyond” which will work with disadvantaged high school students from both Nongoma and Butte.

Ten speakers at a recent rally hosted by the Restore Our Creek Coalition urged agencies and corporations to clean up Butte and 'get it done.'

The Steward mine saw life in its hoist houses recently when motors for the chippy hoist were fired up for the first time in decades. Hear the sounds of the engines, and the story behind it, from KBMF. 

Commissioner Jim Fisher is requesting the EPA's presence at a Butte-Silver Bow Council of Commissioner's meeting. He says cleanup of the Westside soils has been unsatisfactory. 

Daniel Hogan spoke with Sam DeBree, founder and organizer of the beloved Original Nightmare, an annual Halloween event that was put on hold for the 2017 season. 

KBMF cub reporter Joe Stark has this story on the devastating wildfires sweeping across California in the fall of 2017. He spoke with a lifelong acquaintance who narrowly escaped the fires.