The federal government has announced a new 10-year strategic plan to address what it is calling a “wildfire crisis” and calls for forest health treatments in a newly designated area of focus called “firesheds” – large forested landscapes that could expose […]
Did you know that elder abuse is on rise across Montana? According to the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, a record number 4,500 Montanans were victims of elder abuse in 2020. This indicates an increase of nearly […]
How does Montana address its rapidly increasing housing imbalance? That’s the question and main topic of discussion at this year’s first Economic Outlook Seminar put on by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research. Click the podcast to hear from […]
One of the common messages we’re hearing these days from representatives across Montana (and across the U.S.) is the increasing need to end the political division between both our elected officials and our fellow citizens for the country to move […]
It’s been talked about for many years, and now the Treasure State is finally moving forward with adding a shot clock to prep basketball. It’s going to drastically change how some teams play. The state is also adding baseball as […]
Carbon Offset programs are developing quickly, and the financial rewards for storing Carbon offer some revenue potential for Montana Farmers and Ranchers. Click the podcast to hear guest host and Northern Broadcasting System President Taylor Brown chat with Jerry Stephens, Brekke […]
Montanans has seen the prices of homes skyrocket in recent years, which means that local taxes will follow suit. But a new constitutional initiative is looking to cap the rate of growth for property taxes to keep it affordable for […]
It’s no secret there are disagreements about COVID-19 treatments and their mandates among the public, but what about the world’s leading health specialists? U.S. cardiologist and former Chief of Cardiovascular Research at Baylor University Dr. Peter McCullough is one of a […]
The West Wind Fire forced an evacuation and devasted the small ag community of Denton in late November. Two dozen homes and several dozen other structures were completely destroyed. Click the podcast to hear an update from local farmer, grain […]
“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 […]
