Montana Talks

We have an update on that grizzly spotted near Yankee Jim Canyon south of Livingston earlier this week... (full story and photos from earlier in the week are included below) I spoke with Morgan Morgan Jacobsen with Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks on Tuesday night. He says...

De Plane! De Plane! Everybody wanted to talk about De Plane! We had a great statewide tele-townhall meeting on Tuesday morning with Montana's Western District Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT). We also talked about grain prices, his efforts to protect public lands, an update on "one big beautiful bill", and we took several phone calls as we got them in from across the state.

MAHA. Make America Healthy Again. Beef is key to making America healthy again. A Montana rancher will have a seat at the table later this week in Washington, D.C.

We called out the Gallatin County Commissioners for standing in the way of ICE, and for failing to protect the community from the criminal illegal aliens filling up Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. But we also offered them the opportunity to respond. Here it is

A couple of Montana warriors dominated a regional Best Warrior competition in Idaho. Plus, some thoughts as the Blackhawk and Chinooks flew over head on Friday.

Thanks to Joan in Billings for the tip. She was flipping through the channels Monday afternoon and there was former Democrat Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). They just announced his new gig.

One of our radio listeners tells us there was a big griz spotted low at Carbella last night. Speaking of grizzly bears, the Montana Farm Bureau says now is the time to speak up.

Montana's US Senator and Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy (R-MT) speaks for so many of us veterans when he spoke up in support of the latest batch of reforms announced by SECDEF Pete Hegseth.

Coal miners south of Roundup are typically digging that beautiful clean coal out of the ground, but this week- they broke ground on a new indoor ice arena in Billings, Montana.

In a rare opportunity for Montana residents, renowned China expert Gordon G. Chang is set to speak at two upcoming events in Miles City and Columbus in 2025.