Michael Santoscoy is a Reporter at NBC Montana in Bozeman. With a background in sports journalism and a passion for regional interest stories, he covers a diverse range of topics including disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and health news. Michael's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NewsBreak, KULR 8, and The Daily Dispatch.
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Michael Santoscoy’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Bozeman and the state of Montana. His articles often cover education, community-related issues, local government announcements, public safety concerns, and human resources & employment topics.
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A Helena veteran said two White Sulphur Springs businesses turned him away when he tried to enter with his service dog.
By: Michael Santoscoy
HELENA, Mont. — State and federal leaders said Montana could play a bigger role in the national power system through the proposed North Plains Connector project.
By: Michael Santoscoy
Helena, Mont. — As the nation turns its eyes to Cornell University and its response to an alleged gang rape on its campus, many are looking at the security measures in place at colleges and universities here in Montana.
By: Michael Santoscoy
HELENA, Mont. — Some hospitals in Montana tightened visitor access as flu and respiratory illnesses continue to send patients to the hospital.
By: Michael Santoscoy
Three Forks, Mont. — A Three Forks man is recovering in the hospital after a shed fire and explosion damaged his property and left him with burns and a head injury.
By: Michael Santoscoy
HELENA, Mont. — A Montana mother is urging officials to ban kratom-related products after her son died from what she said was acute mitragynine intoxication.
By: Michael Santoscoy
GREAT FALLS, Mont. — IRONMAN announced it is bringing a new full-distance race to Great Falls with the first IRONMAN Montana set for August 15, 2027.
By: Michael Santoscoy
Helena, Mont. — A new Veterans Affairs dental clinic in the capital city is expected to expand care access for Montana veterans when it opens next year.
Helena, Mont. — Food and agriculture leaders gathered in Helena for the third Governor’s Summit on Montana Food and Agriculture with a shared goal of getting more Montana-grown food onto
By: Michael Santoscoy
Helena, Mont. — Food and agriculture leaders gathered in Helena for the third Governor's Summit on Montana Food and Agriculture with a shared goal of getting more Montana-grown food onto Montanans' plates.
