Ethan Jamba

Millions drive Going-to-the-Sun Road every year — but few know the risks, history, and people behind it.
A new Montana-made documentary, Journey to the Sun, explores how this iconic road was built and what it takes to keep it open today.

Stay tuned for the world premiere taking place on June 23 at the Wachholz College Center in Kalispell, MT.

Today’s live segment on Wake-Up Montana took me to the where they fed me some of their delicious appetizers ahead of the Brawl 2.0! If you’re a Griz fan looking for an electric watch party, be sure to stop by! Go Griz! 🐻

Well I made another return to Wake-Up Montana for Brawl 2.0! Apparently they like me on the show! 😜

Meet the man behind the glasses. From zero views to millions — how “Bad Napoleon” blew up in Montana.

Full interview:
https://www.montanarightnow.com/patrick-cutler-brings-napoleon-dynamite-to-life-in-montana/article_2ec1c67b-a02d-4287-a9bb-ede4023da036.html

What’s your favorite Bad Napoleon line?

It’s an honor and a pleasure to finally post this project I’ve been working on alongside to document their journey and their upcoming documentary! This project helped satisfy a craving for long-form storytelling that’s been growing for some time, and I’m glad it’s now out there for you all to enjoy!

Are you excited for their upcoming film? Let me know in the comments!

From Jumbotron laughs to viral clips, meet the man behind the glasses. Stay tuned for a sit-down interview with “Bad Napoleon” creator Patrick Cutler.

“When help didn’t come.” Country music artist Tim Montana shares what he witnessed and what he wants to change about rural EMS in Montana.

Today, I sat down with country music artist Tim Montana to talk about rural ambulance access across Montana—where delays can be life or death. See more on Friday at 6:30 on Nonstop Local 360.

Missoula City Council voted 7–1 to overturn the Historic Preservation Commission and move the Old Post Hospital demolition permit forward. Councilmember Daniel Carlino was the lone “no” vote; supporters cited the building’s condition and high rehab costs, while others urged documenting the site’s history if demolition proceeds. Next steps include a new site plan and proof of financing before any teardown begins.

A high-profile climate lawsuit is unfolding in Missoula as young plaintiffs challenge the federal government over executive orders they say expand fossil fuels.

Attorneys argue the case is about children’s health and constitutional rights — while the government is seeking dismissal. The judge has not set a timeline for a decision.