Victory for Gabby, Bozeman Firefighter's Pregnancy Leave Battle
"Gabby stood for what's right." Remember when we told you about the Bozeman firefighter who was denied bereavement leave after losing her baby? Here's the big update.
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Bozeman Firefighter Refused Bereavement Leave After Losing Baby
A Bozeman firefighter and medic was denied bereavement leave by the city after losing her baby to an ectopic pregnancy. Then, she says the city compared her loss to the loss of a pet.
Starbuck Breaks Down the BS Attack on Montana Firefighting Biz
The video below is a must-watch takedown of this effort to try and destroy a Montana firefighting business that was started by a Navy SEAL here in Montana. Here's why political operatives are trying to destroy this business.
Here's How You Can Support Families of Fallen Aerial Firefighters
Much like the military special operations community, the aerial firefighting community is a tight-knit community, a family.
First Woman Promoted to Captain for Great Falls Fire Rescue
Great Falls Fire Rescue calls it an historic moment. For the first time a woman has risen through the ranks and has now been promoted to captain.
4 Years Later, Montana Firefighters Remember Their Brother
Ole Hedstrom and George Richards with the Montana State Professional Firefighters Association stopped by our radio studios Monday morning to give us the latest news from the state capitol in Helena as the 2023 Legislative Session is underway.
Videos Show Bravery Required to be a Wildfire Firefighter
The summer of 2020 has been one of record-setting wildfires. Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a fire fighter in the middle of an inferno? Several videos show that bravery is definitely required.
The Miss Montana Returns to Mann Gulch to Honor Smokejumpers
It was 70 years ago, August 5, 1949 that 13 firefighters perished in the Mann Gulch Fire north of Helena just off the Missouri River after parachuting into the area from the C-47 aircraft that is now the Miss Montana.
Post Office Chooses Missoula to Debut First Responders Stamp
On the week of 9-11, the U.S. Post Office chose Missoula, Montana the home of the Smokejumpers Center as the one place in America to introduce a new stamp honoring first responders.
Wind-Blown Manhattan Fire Grows to 8,700 Acres Overnight, 50 Pre-Evacuation Notices Given
The Cottonwood Gulch Fire near Manhattan, Montana broke out just before noon on Sunday, October 11, but quickly grew to over 8,000 acres.