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
The Final Stop on the 2021 Tow Rope Tour sponsored by Mountain Health CO-OP brings us back into Billings at Western Ranch Supply. Listen to hear from Billings Strong Founder Leif Welhaven, General Federation of Women’s Club of Montana President Florence Diede, Magic
Sibanye-Stillwater brings our penultimate stop on the 2021 Tow Rope Tour sponsored by Mountain Health CO-OP to Big Timber at the Circle T Taproom. Click to hear from Heidi Todd (Crazy Peak Cattle Women), Brian Engle (Pioneer Meats), Dan Rostad (Conservation
Rural healthcare is faced with familiar challenges such as availability of resources, access, and labor issues but also faces new ones with the COVID-19 virus turning up the pressure for those practicing frontier medicine. Click to hear Billings Clinic Regional Chief
There have been plenty of developments — both good and bad — for Montana ranchers in recent months. New federal tax proposals, greater broadband funding and herd depredation from predators are just some of the issues we explore at the
Basketball has deep roots all across America since its creation in 1891, but what do we know about the game’s impact on Native American communities and vice versa? University of Montana Professor Wade Davies researched this for nearly two decades
Montanans across the state consistently go out of their way to give back to their local veterans on Veterans Day, but are there still needs that aren’t getting met? Click to hear from Northern News Network Affiliate Scott Fredricks, Veteran
What does “Pushing to Keep Our Way of Life” mean to you? How are Montana’s young farmers and ranchers adjusting to the challenges and opportunities in today’s world? Hit the player to hear from the Montana Farm Bureau Federation‘s Senior
On November 11th 1921, Chief Plenty Coups was invited to attend the Dedication of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where he uttered a warrior’s prayer to unite all of America’s military heroes. 100 years later, the Chief Plenty Coups
