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Savannah Guthrie’s Mom Nancy Update: FBI Investigates Mysterious Wi-Fi Disruption

Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie‘s mom, Nancy Guthrie, is still missing more than one month since she disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona, home — and the FBI is now investigating a mysterious Wi-Fi disruption. On Thursday, March 5, investigators were seen investigating a home west of the 84-year-

Schaefer, Charlene

Schaefer, Charlene

Charlene Marie (Hysell) Schaefer was born January 17, 1961, and died February 20, 2026. Char was, at her core, a woman who loved deeply and lived her faith with open arms. She met people where they were. She had a way of walking alongside anyone without judgment, offering friendship, comfort,

‘Fire Country’s Kevin Alejandro Previews Shawn Hatosy’s Return: ‘You’ve Got 2 Alphas in the Same Room’

When Shawn Hatosy‘s Battalion Chief Brett Richards next encounters the firefighters of Station 42, he’ll be able to see how the one he left in charge, Manny Perez (Kevin Alejandro) has been doing. And, as TV Insider exclusively reported, that’s in the March 13 episode of Fire

Bill Maher Eviscerates Donald Trump With New Diagnosis

Bill Maher just eviscerated President Donald Trump over his online rant about their March 2025 White House dinner being a “waste” of time. And he gave the POTUS a new diagnosis in the process. During the Friday, March 6 episode of Real Time With Bill Maher, the late-night, host,

Bitterroot Valley news you may have missed this week

Here are some news stories from the Bitterroot Valley you may have missed this week... Ravalli County officials to hold meeting on proposed roads levy The Ravalli County Commissioners are holding a public meeting at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. on Monday, March 9, to discuss a

History with Phil: How 3 digits created a continental network

The history of telephone area codes reflects the growth of the modern communications system — from hand-connected local calls to a vast, automated network spanning a continent. When Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone in 1876, there were no area codes and hardly any phone numbers at all. Early telephones

'Slippery slope': American Prairie, tribes await decision on bison grazing permits

A proposed federal decision to cancel American Prairie’s bison grazing permits is drawing sharp reactions from ranching groups, conservationists and tribal leaders, as the Bureau of Land Management reviews whether the animals qualify as livestock under the Taylor Grazing Act. As the BLM’s 45-day final decision deadline