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KRYK Sunny 101 is a mix that sizzles! Fusing young adult alternative music with 80's, 90's and 00's hits Forecasts are updated immediately and often.

MUSIC – Fusing mass-appeal young adult alternative with 80’s, 90’s and 00’s CHR hits, the result is a fresh alternative to broad-based Adult Contemporary and youth oriented Current Hit Radio. “Hot AC” is a highly researched and audience tested music mix that features appealing on-air talent geared toward entertaining the 18 to 44 year old demographic. Current artists include Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Adelle, Rihanna, Bruno Mars, Gaven DeGraw, Colbie Caillat, Matt Nathanson and Maroon 5, along with established artists Gwen Stefani, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado, Avril Lavigne and Kelly Clarkson and superstars Billy Idol, John Mellencamp, Police and U2. While most Adult Contemporary stations play only the charts and limited recurrents, SUNNY 101 blends current, recurrent and late 80’s, 90’s and 00’s hits to create a mix that sizzles! FEATURES – Entertaining personalities bring you lifestyle information every hour, all day … nights too! HOT AC’s personality-packed format showcases an all-star air staff that has experience from the top stations in the country. The staff’s innovative presentation and knowledge of the latest trends attracts and entertains an active audience with feature programming that includes “Music Magazine” and “Retro Radio”. SPORTS – Coverage of sporting events throughout the Big Sky Country of Montana is no easy task. Team travel to great distances, communication logistics, scheduling conflicts and the huge amount of sports activities we broadcast require a well staffed, professional sports department that features four play-by-play announcers. WEATHER – We constantly monitor a variety of sources including the National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. We work diligently to keep our listeners current, with the latest climatic changes, disturbances and potential threats from adverse weather conditions. Not an easy task since our coverage area includes several distinct weather patterns that range in diversity from the Little Rockies and Bea Paw Mountains to the rolling plains north of the Missouri River and south through the Judith Basin. The responsibility of notifying our listeners when weather threatens a flash flood, tornado warning, severe thunderstorm activity or winter blizzard is serious business. We keep our listeners informed of potential or catastrophic conditions that are of concern, or worse, life threatening! COMMUNITY SERVICE – It takes an extraordinary commitment to important local concerns, integrity to strive for a balanced presentation of views and creativity to focus the public spotlight on the issues that matter. All radio is not created equal! It takes a talented team to crystallize radio programming that makes a difference and that’s why KRYK has been recognized by their peers for excellence in Community Service.

Tune into KPQX 92.5 today at 1PM for a feed of the MSUN Lights football match against Montana Tech! You can also listen ...
10/10/2026

Tune into KPQX 92.5 today at 1PM for a feed of the MSUN Lights football match against Montana Tech! You can also listen online at hilinetoday.com, where we'll also have updates of the Skylights volleyball game taking place today.

Congratulations Bailey Konesky. This week's Milan Floral Birthday Bouquet winner. Have a great weekend.
09/10/2026

Congratulations Bailey Konesky. This week's Milan Floral Birthday Bouquet winner. Have a great weekend.

08/10/2026

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on a variety of items that will go before the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission during its next meeting, Oct. 15. The meeting will be held at the Montana Heritage Center in Helena starting at 8 a.m.
One of the agenda items open for public comment is grizzly bear relocation sites. Montana law requires FWP staff to only release grizzly bears at commission-approved sites within occupied grizzly bear range. The sites proposed are, by and large, the same as the commission approved five years ago.
Another agenda open for public comment is public use and commercial use fee schedules. The public use fees, such as camping fees, have not been updated since 2014, and commercial use fees, such as vendor fees, have not been updated since 2007.
View the full list of agenda items on our website, https://hilinetoday.com/montana-fwp-public-comment-request-for-commission-meeting/

The Valley County Sheriff’s Office will officially launch a new educational program for inmates on October 14, making it...
08/10/2026

The Valley County Sheriff’s Office will officially launch a new educational program for inmates on October 14, making it the first site in Montana to implement the initiative. Valley County Sheriff Tom Boyer announced the launch of I.G.N.I.T.E., which stands for Inmate Growth Naturally and Intentionally Through Education. The program is a flagship initiative of the National Sheriffs' Association and has already been adopted by 46 other sites nationwide.

The initiative is designed to reduce recidivism by providing incarcerated individuals with access to education, vocational training, and personal development opportunities. According to Sheriff Boyer, providing these educational and constructive outlets helps reduce inmate anxiety and poor behavior while equipping them with skills to become productive members of society upon release.

The I.G.N.I.T.E. model uses a merit-based system where participants earn privileges through consistent engagement. Independent researchers from Harvard, Brown, and Stanford universities have studied the program and verified its effectiveness in improving inmate outcomes and lowering repeat offenses.

07/10/2026

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has filed a lawsuit against TP-Link Systems Incorporated, a California-based technology company with Chinese roots. The state alleges the company misled consumers and put their personal information at risk of being shared with the Chinese government.

The lawsuit, filed in Lewis and Clark County, claims TP-Link controls at least 60 percent of the U.S. retail market for Wi-Fi systems and home routers. State prosecutors allege TP-Link made false and misleading statements regarding the security of its devices and its relationship with China.

According to the state, TP-Link collects consumer personal data—including emails, locations, and mobile phone identifiers—and reserves the right to share it with affiliates. However, the lawsuit states the company fails to disclose that it is subject to Chinese national intelligence laws.

Attorney General Knudsen alleges these actions violate the Montana Consumer Protection Act. The state is asking a judge for a permanent injunction to halt these practices, along with civil penalties of $10,000 per violation.

The Hill County Park Board met in regular session Monday night at the Hill County courthouse.The first order of business...
07/10/2026

The Hill County Park Board met in regular session Monday night at the Hill County courthouse.

The first order of business was transferring ownership of a cabin on Broughs Coulee Lane.

The board also heard an update from the Friends of Beaver Creek Park regarding fundraising for the new Camp Kiwanis lodge. The group is still seeking donations and remains roughly 145-thousand dollars short of its final project goal.

Additionally, members approved a new, seven-member Ad-Hoc W**d Management committee to tackle noxious weeds in Beaver Creek Park.

Following a September update from Park Superintendent Chad Edgar, the board adjourned. The Hill County Park Board will meet next on Monday, November 2nd at 5:30 p.m. in the courthouse Timmons Room.

The annual Techno Expo event is taking place tomorrow at MSUN and offers a whole host of fun activities. Shaugn McKeon, ...
06/10/2026

The annual Techno Expo event is taking place tomorrow at MSUN and offers a whole host of fun activities. Shaugn McKeon, director of recruiting, dives into the event and what will be on offer for students interested in attending Northern.

"So basically, what we do is we have 10 tracks that bring high school students into our program into our classes with hands on practical work with our faculty even with some of our current students to get a Northern experience. Experience what it feels like, looks like. With the goal of potentially gaining some trust of councilors, educators that bring them, and those students that come visit Northern to gain experience."

To learn more about the event, visit msun.edu/future

October Pony Post from Superintendent Gum.Pony Post, October 5th, 2026Havre Public Schools just wrapped up Homecoming fe...
05/10/2026

October Pony Post from Superintendent Gum.
Pony Post, October 5th, 2026

Havre Public Schools just wrapped up Homecoming festivities with lots of events for all our students to participate in. The games and events were well attended, along with a fun parade last Friday, at 3pm. The community of Havre always does such an excellent job supporting all our students in all activities -Go Ponies!
On October 13th, at 6:30pm, the Havre Board of Trustees will be interviewing candidates to fill the open trustee seat. This application for the open seat will be available through the end of the day on October 8th, 2026. Please see Moses Deanon if you are interested and would like to fill out an application.
On October 8th, our K-5 schools will have Parent-Teacher Conferences from 4:15-7:15pm. The next day on October 9th, the K-5 buildings will have conferences from 7:30am-12:30pm, while grades 6-12 will have a Support Friday opportunity. As always, I encourage our students to take advantage of the Support Friday opportunities when they are available.
The Havre Public School Board approved the Community Development Block Grant at last month’s regular meeting. If we receive funding for this grant, our district will be able to make almost $1,000,000 in updates to Lincoln McKinley. This would provide updates to all restrooms, the roof, and new carpeting throughout the building. I will keep everyone posted throughout the year, if the grant is obtained.
Finally, our Havre Public Schools website is in the process of being updated. The goal is to make our website easy to use and accessible for all. Please check the website for weekly updates, along with new accessible links.
If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly!
Sincerely,

Brian Gum
Brian Gum
Superintendent
Havre Public Schools

The Hill County 4-H is accepting new members and offering the chance to enter into a drawing as part of National 4-H wee...
05/10/2026

The Hill County 4-H is accepting new members and offering the chance to enter into a drawing as part of National 4-H week! Swing by the MSU Extension Office to enroll, or contact them for more info at 406-400-2333.

Registration is now open for the fourth annual Montana Ag Technology Innovation Summit, scheduled to take place in Bozem...
05/10/2026

Registration is now open for the fourth annual Montana Ag Technology Innovation Summit, scheduled to take place in Bozeman on October 29th. The full-day event is a joint effort between the Montana Agricultural Business Association, the state Department of Agriculture, and Montana State University, serving as a major highlight of MSU’s Celebrate Ag Week.

Organizers say this year’s summit will focus on bringing cutting-edge technology to the forefront of North America’s agricultural economy. The packed agenda features educational seminars on artificial intelligence, the future of precision agriculture, and new investment opportunities. Attendees can expect discussions on everything from crop protection and modern ag equipment to virtual fencing.

Montana Department of Agriculture Director Jillien Streit (Street) notes that the collaboration and innovation sparked at the summit are crucial for fueling the growth of the state's agricultural industries. To view the tentative agenda or to register, visit

Montana Agricultural Business Association - Our members include retailers, distributers, seed companies, and fertilizer suppliers.

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