Clark Grant checks in with George Everett, Mainstreet Uptown Butte Executive Director, about the upcoming Montana Folk Festival July 12th-14th in Uptown Butte.

The Montana History Foundation has awarded the City and County of Butte Silver Bow a grant of $3,250 to assist in the restoration of the prism and stained glass transom window at the historic Sewell’s building, 221 East Park St. Historic Preservation Officer Mary McCormick explains the project in this interview with Clark Grant.

The KBMF Police Blotter is a weekly roundup of criminal misdoings in Butte compiled by Joe Stark, host of the Mad Stark Radio Show every Thursday morning at 8 a.m.

Roxxy breaks down the just finished NCAA tournament and looks ahead to hockey season in this weeks episode.

Get caught up on important events in America’s labor history with this weekly podcast from KBMF. This Week in Labor History is compiled by Kevin D. Curtis and is voiced by retired union carpenter Kevin Cook.

Roxxy takes you through the NCAA tournament so far and laments the demise of a new football league. All to a heavy metal soundtrack.

Some drugs are dangerous.

Roxxy gives you the rundown of this weeks action in the world of college basketball and local sports.

Weekly arrest reports from the Mad Stark.

A Butte-Silver Bow Commissioner has requested that the local government draft a letter in support of Montana’s Medicaid Expansion proposals. Clark Grant interviews local providers to ascertain the potential effects of Medicaid expansion’s possible failure in Montana, as well as some of the differences between the two proposals in the legislature.

This Week in Labor History is compiled by Kevin D. Curtis and voiced by Kevin Cook. Tune in to hear about historic and contemporary labor struggles in this weekly production from KBMF.

‘Tis the slow season in sports at the moment, but Roxxy has the news that you need to get through the doldrums.

This week in Mining City crime.

The 2019 Butte St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal will be Marlene Harrington Dick. The parade will take place at 12:30 pm in Uptown Butte. The route begins at the corner of Granite and Arizona streets and heads West on Granite to Montana street, South on Montana to Park Street, and then East on Park back to Arizona street where the parade will disassemble.

This legislative update covers several bills in the Montana legislature, including proposed protections for gender identity and sexual orientation under the Montana Human Rights Act, as well as revised child sex trafficking laws, and more. Listen here as Amy Weiss of KFGM-Missoula offers this update.

In the deep doldrums of winter there is not much to talk about other than NBA and NASCAR.

Topics at this weeks meeting included projects worthy of state grant money, the death of a Coroner and a split decision on whether or not to pursue warranties for water line connections.

Weekly roundup of criminal activities here in Butte compiled by the Mad Stark.