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
GREAT FALLS — Heavy rainfall over the weekend has led to significant flooding near Many Glacier in Glacier National Park, prompting reservoir operators to release the maximum amount of water from Lake Sherburne while crews continue monitoring conditions around the clock.
Recent heavy rainfall across north central Montana, combined with runoff from the Highwood Mountains, sent floodwaters across the Belt-area farm, leaving parts of the property knee-deep in water and damaging crops the family had planned to sell to the community later this season.
By: Brianna Juneau
While Great Falls' new fireworks ordinance may have changed how some residents celebrate Independence Day, local organizations say the community's patriotic spirit is stronger than ever.
By: Brianna Juneau
BELT — While Fourth of July fireworks may be over, the celebration of America's 250th anniversary is continuing in Belt, where nine young performers from rural central Montana are bringing history to life on stage.
By: Brianna Juneau
Communities across the United States came together Wednesday to celebrate a milestone in American history, as a synchronized public reading of the Declaration of Independence marked the 250th anniversary of the document's first public reading in 1776.
By: Brianna Juneau
BROWNING — The Blackfeet Tribe is bringing a traditional food source back to the community through a bison products program that tribal leaders say is about far more than putting food on the table.
By: Brianna Juneau
BROWNING — While thousands gathered in Browning to celebrate North American Indian Days, the Blackfeet Nation also marked the beginning of a new chapter in its government with the selection of a new tribal chairman.
By: Brianna Juneau
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for food trucks in Great Falls, and one of the city's newest businesses is using the opportunity to serve more than just meals.
By: Brianna Juneau
City of Great Falls has adopted a new Growth Policy that city leaders say will serve as a roadmap for how the community grows over the next 20 years.
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.
