Hey everyone! I am Nick Chrestenson and I grew up in San Jose, California. I moved to Missoula, Montana when I was 18 so I could attend the University of Montana. I ended up graduating with a broadcasting degree from the UM School of Journalism and now I spend most of my free time golfing with friends and family. Nothing beats the summer weather in Missoula and I try to soak up as much of it as I can. I am still adjusting to the cold winters, but I find solace in binge watching TV shows on Netflix. I also spend a lot of time watching and talking about sports with anyone who is willing to participate.
Nick Chrestenson
Montana Governor Tests Positive for COVID-19
Governor Greg Gianforte was tested for COVID-19 and received a positive result.
Montana House Majority Leader Provides a Legislative Update
Vinton said one of their goals is to create more jobs in Montana, but that can’t be done until more businesses open.
Montana Bill Would to Limit Governor’s Power During Disasters
House bill 121 would shift power to state lawmakers for dealing with emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Strongly Supports Delisting, State Management of Wolves
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation strongly supports the decision by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove gray wolves from the list of endangered and threatened species.
Secretary of State Says Montana Has Had 21,000 Undeliverable Ballots
As of Tuesday morning, 60% of Montana’s absentee ballots have already been returned.
Gianforte Would Rely on Personal Responsibility Rather Than Mandates
On Monday, Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte appeared on KGVO’s Montana Morning Show to discuss the upcoming election.
Daines Shares His Concerns About Potential Democratic Control in Washington
On Monday, U.S. Senator Steve Daines appeared on KGVO's Montana Morning Show and he discussed a variety of different topics.
Superintendent Arntzen Announces 2021 Legislative Priorities
Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen announced the Office of Public Instruction’s policy priorities for the upcoming 2021 Legislative Session.
Drugs and Violence Continue to Dominate Missoula’s Weekly Crime Numbers
The Missoula County Attorney’s Office filed 16 new felony criminal complaints last week.
Gianforte Believes Montana has “Serious Problems”, Says People Deserve Better
Congressman Greg Gianforte stopped by KGVO’s studio early Wednesday morning and he shared his thoughts about how the debate unfolded.