KBMF’s Environmental Reporter Dave Hutchins gives us this recap of recent environmental meetings taking place in Butte. Can’t keep up with all the meetings concerning our environmental health and the plans for Butte’s future? Give this a listen.

Weekly football and baseball action from around the nation.

Recipients of the 2018 Economic Mill Levy report to the Council on their projects.

Crimes are illegal.

If you’re not very athletic, at least be an athletic supporter.

Economic development was the big issue this week. Council members talked contracts, grants and historic preservation.

Testing for lead and arsenic has begun in Anaconda by the Association for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). This will give officials a snapshot of how open the pathway between contaminant and resident. Local action levels for these poisons have remained the same for years, while the national benchmark set by the Center for Disease Control has been getting lower and lower.

Many a character lived and died in the Hill City, hear stories like this every Monday at 5 p.m. during the KBMF News Hour.

Keep up with the goings on of your city/county government.

Weekend action from local and national football. If you can’t be an athlete, be an athletic supporter.

All the arrest charges for the past week here in Butte, including a few ungovernable juveniles.

Road maintanence and access to Big Butte were hot topics during this weeks Council of Commissioners regular meeting. Catch the live broadcast every Wednesday at 7:30 pm or get the abbreviated and annotated version every Tuesday during the 5 o’clock News Hour.

Shenanigans from the three day weekend.

Football! Football! Football!

Joe Stark takes us through the Police Blotter Every Tuesday during the KBMF News Hour.

Every week Suzanne Stefanac explores Butte’s history as told by the newspapers of the day.

Suzanne Stefanac explores Butte’s history every week as told by the newspapers of the week.

Hear what keeps the police busy in Butte.

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