LIVE from the 139th Montana Stockgrowers  Convention & Trade Show

Montana’s tourism industry remains strong, and Glacier National Park remains one of the most visited sites in the country. However, there are new camping and vehicle rules in place to help mitigate some of the impacts of tourism that may

Senator Steve Daines checked-in to comment on a tentative sweeping Columbia River management plan that was kept from area energy and ag stakeholders. He also comments on the Middle East, Ukraine, elections, and the border crisis. Mark Lambrecht of the

4-H leaders and mentors will be shinning under our 4-H Spotlight for December. We’ll talk with Brynlee Deming from Fairview, Nicole Berger of Belgrade, and Breauna Erickson from Conrad about their community service projects as well as art, goat herding,

Live from the 140th Annual Meeting of the Montana Wool Growers Association — click on and learn more from the experts about production and market challenges facing Montana’s wool and lamb producers, and how the organization and industry can lean-in

The Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association is sounding an alarm over a leaked agreement that energy officials say could lead to the dismantling of critical hydropower on the Columbia River Basin.  On the table is an apparent multi-billion-dollar settlement in a

A live check-in with Colter Brown and the Northern Ag Network at the annual Montana Grain Growers, from Great Falls.

This year’s “Giving Tuesday” program features Tricia Collins from Child Bridge Montana discussing the challenges and rewards of becoming a foster parent. Child Bridge is a non-profit organization with a mission to better care for children in the foster programs by

A group of Montanans have been given the go-ahead from the State Supreme Court to begin signature gathering on a measure that would change Montana’s two-party primary election process. The group, Montanans for Election Reform (MER), is proposing a system