Brianna Juneau is a Reporter and Weather Forecaster at KRTV. With a strong background in photography, she has seamlessly transitioned into journalism, focusing on themes such as climate change, culture, health, and sports, while also bringing her knowledge of Native American culture to the forefront. Brianna's work has been featured in Scripps Montana/MTN and various other communications outlets across the region.
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Brianna Juneau’s coverage focuses primarily on weather-related events and seasonal topics in Montana. She frequently covers local events, changes in weather patterns, and their impact on the community.
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By: Brianna Juneau
The sound of drums echoed through the Indian Family Health Clinic's new Healing Garden Wednesday as Native dancers brought the space to life, marking the official opening of a project designed to cultivate more than fruits and vegetables.
By: Brianna Juneau
The buzz of chainsaws filled the air in Lincoln this weekend, but residents say the annual wood carving competition is creating something far bigger than handcrafted sculptures.
By: Brianna Juneau
Commissioners voted 4-1 to approve three motions authorizing the project's annexation into the City of Great Falls, establishing a Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning designation, and approving the amended plat and public right-of-way dedication for California Avenue.
By: Brianna Juneau
Every weekday during the summer, a familiar school bus makes its way across the Rocky Boy Reservation. But instead of bringing students to the classroom, it's bringing lunch to them.
By: Brianna Juneau
As combines roll through wheat fields across North Central Montana, another operation is working just as hard to keep harvest moving.
What may look like a hobby to some has become a passion for dozens of racers at Hobby Time RC in Great Falls.
By: Brianna Juneau
While the reduced capacity has not affected indoor water use, town officials are asking residents to stop watering lawns, gardens and other outdoor areas until the issue is resolved.
By: Brianna Juneau
A landmark book documenting the history of Montana's Little Shell Tribe is back in print after selling out more than a decade ago, giving tribal members and readers across the region another opportunity to learn about the tribe's history and journey to federal recognition.
By: Brianna Juneau
A hand-carved wooden bison that symbolizes Janicki Industries' growing partnership with Great Falls has found its permanent home inside the Great Falls Civic Center.
By: Brianna Juneau
The lower water levels are part of a planned drawdown at Black Eagle Dam as NorthWestern Energy completes the final phase of a multi-year rehabilitation project aimed at strengthening the dam's spillway.
