There are new figures released on November’s increases in inflation, both the Consumer Price Index is up 6.8 percent, and the Producer Price Index, which is the front-end picture of potential future inflation, is up near 10 percent year-over-year. The […]
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 […]
We know that human trafficking a problem across the world that affects more than 40 million people. But just how big of a problem is it in Montana? How do we help prevent it, and how can we help victims […]
This year marks the 75th Anniversary of iconic holiday film It’s A Wonderful Life, and there’s a new book out now that celebrates its legacy. Doug Stebleton, born and raised in Glasgow Montana, is a Film Producer and Author in Hollywood whose […]
Montana healthcare workers recently organized a well-attended statewide rally in opposition to the CMS vaccine mandate and on the following Tuesday, welcomed the news that a judge has put a halt to the mandate in Montana. Click to hear Registered […]
With drought, grasshoppers, and wildland fires, it’s been a tough year for many in Montana. When you find yourself in need – it’s nice to have friends. Click the podcast to hear the story of four truckers, two from Montana […]
With the December 5 COVID-19 vaccine deadline approaching, Montana’s health care facilities could lose their Medicare and Medicaid funding from the CMS if they don’t comply and nurses across the state are ready to let their objections be heard through […]
