My career began as a DJ in 1973 in Helena and I moved over to Missoula in 1976. My news career began in 1999 when I took over what was then called ‘The Morning News Express’ and I’ve been hosting the ‘Montana Morning News Show’ every weekday since then. I also co-host Talk Back with Nick Chrestenson. I’ve been married to the love of my life Lorna for over 40 years, and I have two adult children, Luke and Jenna. Jenna and my son-in-law David just celebrated their first wedding anniversary. In addition to my on-air duties, I own Peter Christian Communications, producing radio spots for stations around the country. I love playing drums whenever I can, and I even carry a pair of drumsticks in my car, in case I run across a random drum set! I’ve been honored by the Montana Broadcaster’s Association with first place awards 24 times since 2000, and I love my work!
Peter Christian
Montana Highway Patrol on Marijuana DUIs
Now that recreational marijuana is legal, MHP Public Information Officer Sergeant Jay Nelson specifically addressed the subject of driving while high.
Missoula Election: No Same Day Registration, Photo IDs Required
The Montana Supreme Court recently handed Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen two victories by overturning a district judge’s decision to block new statutes.
‘Insatiable Appetite for Diesel’ Driving Record Price Increases
KGVO News spoke with Patrick DeHaan of Gas Buddy on Thursday to get the latest numbers on gas and diesel.
One Million Dollars Bond for Ronan Arson Suspect
A Ronan man is in the Lake County Detention Center on $1 million bond after an intensive investigation into three arson-caused fires led to his arrest.
An ‘Uncontrollable Deviant Impulse’ Lands Man in Missoula Jail
Court documents state that Shaull traveled to Missoula specifically to engage in sexual activity with a person he thought was only 14 years old, but was actually a law enforcement officer posing as a child.
Tragic Explanation Behind Death of Man in Helena, MT Dumpster
KGVO News reached out to Lewis and Clark County Sheriff and Coroner Leo Dutton, who provided the whole story about Jacob Garza’s tragic, but unnecessary death.
Hard Times Leading to Exploding Credit Card Debt for Americans
Crushing inflation is leading millions of Americans to lean more heavily on their credit cards, leading to an explosion of accumulating debt.
Missoula’s Big Sky High School Evacuated Due to Substance
Missoula County Public Schools reported on Monday afternoon that Big Sky High School was evacuated for a little over an hour due to an apparent release of a substance suspected to be pepper spray released inside the building.
Missoula Emergency Management Urges Flood Preparation
The Missoula Office of Emergency Management wants to make the community aware of possible minor flooding as the weather warms this spring.
Racing the River to Remove Trash From Reserve Street Camp
Spring is here and that means the Clark Fork River is rising, and that’s a problem for city, county and community leaders as they race to finish cleaning up the tons of trash and debris from the Reserve Street homeless camp area.