A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court has overturned the Biden Administration’s EPA rule that gave the federal agency unprecedented, and unconstitutional authority over waterways in the United States. The Pacific Legal Foundation successfully argued the case before the Supreme Court, and

He was one of the busiest, and most effective legislators at the 68th Montana legislative session. State Senator Greg Hertz of Polson carried around 60 bills, 33 of which were passed into law.  From housing to tax rebates, healthcare to

As a place for doing business, Montana has much to offer. But lately, the state faces new challenges in economic development, such as labor shortages, high interest rates, and even higher inflation. How will Montana answer those challenges? Today we

The Biden administration is pushing a new policy to allow for conservation groups to lockup public land leases for non-use. The plan challenges the established law under the Taylor Grazing Act. Multiple-use land advocates, agriculture interests, and local government officials

It’s Grillin’ Time …. So, we’re going to have some fun with a little cookin’ — stir in a little history, add a good helping of an honest day’s work, and then top it off with a generous portion of

Denny discusses the impact of that loss on the family, but focuses on the remembrance of his son and all those who have sacrificed to serve. Click on to learn more about how you can support the Trooper David DeLaittre

There’s much to evaluate in looking back at the outcomes of the 68th Montana Legislative session. AARP Montana’s Mike Batista joins us to look at the work on the ground, and what’s still left on the table from the age-friendly

Educators have a special place in a person’s life. As children, young adults, and often as parents, we interact throughout our lifetime with teachers and educators. Those interactions shape the future.  As part of Teacher Appreciation Week, it was an

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, a former state legislator, went to work early, and his team stayed busy throughout the 68th Montana legislature convincing lawmakers the state needed to up it’s game on public safety. The result is several measures