“Work is good for the soul,” says Ralph Quilling from Eureka, where he’s spent the past 60 years running the family’s sawmill. He’s a former member of Lincoln Electric Cooperative and a feature guest in the January edition of the Montana

There’s perhaps no other single organization that oversees more of what Montanans love about the state than Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Click the podcast to hear Hank Worsech, the Director of FWP, join the program and discuss new hunting

Montana embarks on a new financial and cultural path in 2022 as the state becomes the latest in a growing list where recreational marijuana use is legalized. Developing the path and policy for the birth of a $250 million annual

Many healthcare providers have been studying and sharing their concerns on the mental health impact of the pandemic on the culture. One of the focal points is how children and adolescents are responding to the challenges and the news is

There are few names (and voices) that are as recognizable across Montana as Taylor Brown’s. He’s a rancher, award-winning broadcaster and former state legislator who will be receiving an honorary doctorate from his alma mater, Montana State University, Friday, Dec.

Earlier this month, a gate failure at the earthen Hebgen Dam dramatically reduced water flow to the Madison River for about 45 hours. What ensued after is a story of agency, community, and industry cooperation that just as dramatically helped

The supply chain, long term inflation, interest rates, gas prices, stimulus spending: all economic factors that are affecting your bottom line. Click the podcast and hear Senator Steve Daines give his thoughts on these issues in Montana and across the

The winter months are upon us, heating costs are up significantly and scammers will try to take advantage of low income and elderly people on assistance programs. Utility companies are seeing large increases in utility scams, and we raise the