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Kevin C Maki
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Reporter, KECI-TV (Missoula, MT)
Beats
cultural affairs, among many others. law and the courts, urbanismLocal government and politics, environmental and sustainability matters
Cryptocurrency
Content
By Kevin C Maki Verified| KCFW-TV (Kalispell, MT) Verified HAMILTON, Mont. — From the late 1800's, through the early part of the last century, people on the west side of the Bitterroot Valley lived in fear of a deadly, mysterious illness they called "black measles." We now know it as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. That discovery was the beginning of Rocky Mountain Laboratories, whose research is now global in scope. With tick season now here, NBC Montana visited the lab to learn more about that research and its early days with the tick that started it all.
By Kevin C Maki Verified| KCFW-TV (Kalispell, MT) Verified MISSOULA, Mont. — When the school year ends in a few weeks, many Montana youngsters will enter the part-time job market. NBC Montana met a couple siblings in Missoula who are getting a head start. With their parents help, 11-year-old London Keene, and his eight-year-old sister Bryn, have started their own business. Chillin' Treats is a mobile ice cream venture that brings cold treats to neighborhoods throughout Missoula. It's as Americana as it gets.
By Kevin C Maki Verified| KCFW-TV (Kalispell, MT) Verified HAMILTON, Mont. — From the late 1800's, through the early part of the last century, people on the west side of the Bitterroot Valley lived in fear of a deadly, mysterious illness they called "black measles." We now know it as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. That discovery was the beginning of Rocky Mountain Laboratories, whose research is now global in scope. With tick season now here, NBC Montana visited the lab to learn more about that research and its early days with the tick that started it all.
Company Info
KECI-TV (Missoula, MT)
Cockeysville, Maryland, United States
+1 410-568-1500