Tommy O

Music and Radio are two of my biggest passions and I am lucky to be able to combine both in my profession. I have been a professional on air personality for close to a quarter of a century and owe this to being introduced to music at a young age. As a boy I would search the late nite AM airwaves for signals from distant cities and can't believe that I am now one of the radio voices I heard. My hobbies are playing the guitar, poker, sports and gardening.

“1923” crews leave behind some amazing mementos in Butte’s Front Street Station

What can we say about the Season 2 finale of 1923 but, wow. Not only was the nearly 2-hour episode packed with unexpected death, as is the case with Taylor Sheridan projects, but it had romance, redemption and plenty of gunfights. Most notably? The big scene where Spencer arrives at the Livingston train station to an ambush. It was filmed right here in Butte at the Front Street Station, though the sign may read differently.

5518, NorthWestern Energy spearhead citywide Earth Day cleanup

NorthWestern's week of service is this week, and employees are excited about the different community improvement projects that are going on this Tuesday. Are you looking for a project to take part in? Here is how you can help.

Where can you get Easter Brunch in and around Butte?

Easter Sunday is a great time for breakfast with the family and is one of the busiest mornings of the year for Butte restaurants. Looking to take part? Here are some places you'll find ready to serve you brunch in and around Butte this Easter Sunday.

Historic Engine No. 25 restoration project needs your help

You've seen the old train engine sitting off of Harrison Avenue on the south side of the Butte Civic Center. It's been there for so long that it almost goes unnoticed, fenced in behind chain-link and as close to as unassuming as a locomotive engine can be. But when you take a closer look, you not only see Butte history, but the beauty of this industrial behemoth, and when you learn it's story you realize it's significance and why it needs to be restored.

Easter Services, Easter Egg Hunt planned for Sunday at Butte Rescue Mission

If you've been looking unsuccessfully for an Easter Egg Hunt for the little ones, we have some good news for you because this Easter Sunday, April 20th, the Butte Rescue Mission at 610 E. Platinum will be hosting a free Easter Service followed by a free Easter Egg Hunt.

Butte High, Butte Central get into busy week of spring sports

Tuesday kicks off a busy week of sports for the Butte High Bulldogs and Butte Central Maroons. Here is where you will be able to catch our kids in action this week.

NorthWestern employees donate truckload of food to Animal Shelter

The employees at NorthWestern Energy have pooled their money together and made a sizable donation of dog and cat food to the Chelsea Bailey Animal Shelter here in Butte. It's the employees, mind you, out of their own pockets, which makes the donation even more special. This is not the first time they have done this, and organizers promise that this will not be the last either.

Safe Space holding Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser

Safe Space Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Center is holding their annual Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser through the end of April. Flamingo Flocking is an event that allows the community to become involved in the awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault while having fun with neighbors, family and friends.

Mining City nabs Frontier Conference postseason tournament – a wise choice

Bill Melvin of the Butte Civic Center confirmed to NBC's Josh Margolis that the Mining City and the Butte Civic Center will be hosting the next two Frontier Conference Men's and Women's postseason championship tournaments starting in the spring of 2026. The conference could not have made a better choice.

Historic Mountain View Cemetery vandalized, police seeking white box truck

Monday night around 8:45, the Mountain View Cemetery, the final resting place of Evel Knievel and a testament to Butte, Montana's colorful past, was vandalized, apparently by a white box truck, tearing off the beautiful wrought iron arch and support that has stood for well over 100 years.