Josh Burnham
Digital EditorJosh Burnham is MTPR's digital editor. He works on the news team and as a content strategist managing the station's website, podcasts, email newsletters and social media.
His work was twice awarded "Best Digital Presence" from the Associated Press Television and Radio Association, and has been honored by the Montana Broadcasters Association for "Radio Website of the Year."
Josh's background includes work in web development and ecology education. When he's not working, he really really likes to get away from his screens.
joshua.burnham@umontana.edu
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An evacuation order is in effect due to the Colt Fire, burning 15 miles northwest of Seeley Lake. Evacuations are ordered along Highway 83 between mile-marker 27 and mile-marker 31, Rainy Lake to Summit Lake. An evacuation warning is in effect between mile-marker 25.5 and mile-marker 27, as well as residences on the east side of Lake Inez, specifically those residences on Beargrass Ln and West Lake Way. -
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Firefighters made good progress on containing fires near Helena and Lake Mary Ronan this weekend. All evacuation orders in effect due to the Matt Staff Fire have been lifted. Some orders in place near the Elmo Fire have been rolled back to pre-evacuation warnings. -
A hiker missing in the Livingston area was found dead Friday after an apparent grizzly bear attack, according to a Facebook post from the Park County Sheriff's office. -
There have been 43 grizzly bear mortalities in and around Glacier Park this year, an increase from 2020. Eighteen of those bears were females and 25 were males. -
The closure began around 3:30 p.m. and was lifted around 4:45 p.m. The fire is east of Homestake Pass, directly south of the rest area along the Interstate-90 at mile marker 235. -
Facing threats from habitat loss, hunting and conflicts with people and livestock, grizzly bear numbers dwindled to fewer than 1,000 in the lower 48 by the time the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was implemented in 1975. Now, wildlife managers say the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Continental Divide populations have recovered and are ready for delisting. Here's a timeline of the management actions, court cases and notable events that have shaped grizzly bear recovery since their ESA listing through today. -
If you've ever talked on the phone, listened to recorded music or known someone who benefited from a hearing aid, take a moment to thank Dr. James E.… -
Help us wish Richest Hill reporter and host Nora Saks good luck as she embarks on the next phase of her career. Today is Nora's last day at MTPR. While… -
The 2021 Montana Legislature has begun, and it looks different this year due to the part remote, part in-person arrangement adopted in response to…
