Governor Gianforte held a bill signing at the capital Tuesday, on National Lineman Appreciation Day, to enact a law requiring motorists to pull over and give utility workers room as they operate along the roadways. We’ll be joined by a

There was a great deal of talk about addressing the high cost of housing and property taxes ahead of the 68th Montana legislative session — with two weeks left in the session, what’s been done? Kelly Lynch heads up the

Legislation providing more security for mobile home owners is advancing. Missoula Representative Johnathon Karlen leads out the Minority Party Hour with that discussion. Bozeman Representative Alice Buckley also joins us to talk about the efforts and importance of increasing Montana’s

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar will join us in-studio. The West Point graduate, Rhodes and Truman Scholar, and former GE (General Electric) Executive is in his 5th year as head of UM.  He’s out on the recruiting trail and

Montana FWP, as the agency is in the first steps of crafting a new wolf management plan for Montana.

Tensions with China, grizzly bears, forest management, and energy are on the plate  – as we check in with Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale.

Montana Speaker of the House Matt Regier will sum up the fast-pace of the last two weeks, and look ahead to the next few as the legislative session bears down on the final 20 days. We’ll also discuss school-based mental

Is the U.S. dollar losing its trade influence around the world? Recent headlines pose the question as China and Brazil enter trade agreements absent U.S. currency exchanges. Click on the podcast to learn more as Ivan Drobnjak, Managing Director with

After 2-plus decades of study and band-aid repairs, the St Mary’s Conveyance system will finally get some serious federal funding to replace the dam system near Babb. We’ll talk with Steve Darlinton of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and learn