Noxious weeds are one of the most costly and challenging threats to Montana’s agricultural economy and natural ecosystems. With 36 officially designated noxious weed species, the state is losing millions of dollars annually due to reduced livestock forage, increased land
Montana State Senator Greg Hertz is a veteran of 7 legislative sessions, and serves Senate District 7 from Polson to Noxon in western Montana. Senator Hertz was a leading proponent in helping to bring resolution on a conflict over whether
Click the link below for the the PDF with details: Mount Antelope Part 1 Regs20250327Final 5-16-25 Ag producers and landowners in eastern Montana have filed a petition in Dawson County to create a special landowners zoning district that would place
The recent Montana legislature wrapped up about 1 month ago, yet there’s still plenty of debate going on over property taxes. Click on the podcast as we hear from State Senator Dave Fern of Whitefish, and Republican House Representative David
Montana Speaker of the House Brandon Ler and State Senator Wylie Galt discuss a handful of critical water issues addressed by the past, present, and likely future Montana legislature.
It is difficult to overstate the tremendous impact that President Waded Cruzado has made in the past 15 years at the helm of Montana State University. As she steps down from that role, President Cruzado took time to visit with
Nathan Descheemaeker from Landmark Resource Firm, LLC, joined guest host Kyle Riley to discuss final comments submitted Friday by Montana Natural Resource Coalition of Counties (MtNRC) regarding USFWS efforts to revise the grizzly 4(d) rule and maintain a threatened status
Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance James Brown joined guest host Kyle Riley to discuss: the upcoming 2025 ‘Investing in Montana’ Summit June 12 in Bozeman; the June National Association of Insurance Commissioners Mid-Year Meeting in Big Sky; and numerous
The dedication of the new unified campus for the Montana Rescue Mission (MRM) in Billings serves as the backdrop for a special look at how Montanans are caring for the homeless, vulnerable, and those facing hardships and challenges. In studio
